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Sorry for my slowness, but here they are: Instructions for my suspension system. Trust me, this is probably the easiest system you will see on mocpages. Please comment and rate. And if youuse it in a moc, please give me credit. thanks!

About this creation

Here is all you will need: A 2x2 flat spinning plate.

put two, three, or how many you want together.

Connect them, and mount on an axle.

When connected, these parts wiggle from side to side, making a simple, yet effective suspension system.

now about the spinning, just put brick in front, or behind the spinning pieces to stop the spinning, And there you go!

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Iceman .

February 2, 2012

Nice! It's old, but it's still pretty good. I might be using this technique on my Jeep I'm making.

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flash ('_')

January 5, 2012

Dude I used your suspension on a truck that I built and now it is so much better! amazing technique I will probably use it a lot. brick on. flash('_')

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Alex Seys

November 4, 2010

Nice suspension method! I know this isn't really on topic, but how do you make the car?!

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Carlos de Yavorsky

September 25, 2010

Thanks dude, U helped me so much with my jeep-like vehicle Dunno how to thank u Keep Rockin� -Carlos-

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Justin L.

August 22, 2010

Thank you so much! This is very useful. I noticed the way these plates wiggled several times, but never thought of using them for suspension. I'm using this technique!

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Jon L. (Deviss)

June 28, 2010

This is the most simple version, very innovative use. :)

Travis A.

April 26, 2010

or just use rubberbands... its more realistic seeming

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Jonathan Ladner

January 29, 2010

Wow this really easy, thanks! This will really help on the totally off-chance i need something like this :D

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Yuri Fassio

January 29, 2010

A wonderful shortcut :)

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Andrew Larkum

January 24, 2010

I like your style. A very good system indeed. I really like the 4x4 in the main pic. Excellent!

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Justin BG

January 9, 2010

after seeing all these suspension systems with rubber bands,im glad to see a brick one!

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brick freak

December 12, 2009

Quoting dudecoolperson s is it supposed to spin like crazy? I had to use a different one till it stopped spinning.

Well that's easy to solve. sandwhich the parts in between two bricks. that'll stop it.

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dudecoolperson s

December 12, 2009

is it supposed to spin like crazy? I had to use a different one till it stopped spinning.

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Hans Dendauw

December 6, 2009

Very innovative! Thanks for posting.~H

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Farhan Salman

November 30, 2009

Cool Tips.

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Blake Buehl

November 29, 2009

I will so use that, and you get all credit! Thanks! I have the same Agents set.

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dudecoolperson s

November 29, 2009

kthanks

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brick freak

November 29, 2009

Quoting Kyle Kovacin Wow - I never would have thought of that. It's incredible that you can get so much travel from only 3 layers. And by the by, that is probably the coolest minifig "car" i have seen to date. That would be my ORV of choice for all things expeditionary :-)

Thanks. i actually have a page for it. Id give the html link for it, but im not to good at links.

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Kyle Kovacin

November 29, 2009

Wow - I never would have thought of that. It's incredible that you can get so much travel from only 3 layers. And by the by, that is probably the coolest minifig "car" i have seen to date. That would be my ORV of choice for all things expeditionary :-)