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Pack 5 - Stage 30. Front brakes & steering.


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Stage 30 gives us the front brakes and steering.

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The steering link is fitted to the dashboard frame assembly.  It's held with a single screw, and make sure that the piñon the end of the steering column gies through the slot on the steering link.

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The steering rack is screwed to the two hub carriers, again, making sure that the pin i=on the steering link goes through the slot on the steering rack.

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Here's a close-up of the hub carrier connection.

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And a close-up of the steering link.

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Now we move on to the brakes.  Fit the left brake cooking duct to the hub carrier.

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Fit the brake disc from stage 3 to the hub.  You'll find it's very loose at the moment.  Don't worry, it will eb secured properly at a later stage.

The brake discs are handed left and right, so note the direction off the cooling holes which face forward a the top.

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Fit the caliper with a couple of screws.

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Now push the brake piston cover in place.

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That completes the left hand brake.  The right hand brake is the same assembly.

Stick the two etched plates to the brake disc.  Again, note the direction of the holes.

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Screw the two halves of the brake disc together.

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The rest of the assembly is exactly the same as the left hand side.

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Now we move on to the front suspension.  Screw the two left hand lower wishbone brackets to the chassis.

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Place the spring over the shock absorber cylinder and insert the piston into the hole as you bring the dashboard frame towards its horizontal position.

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As you swing the dash board frame over, insert the right hand shock spring.

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Secure the front arms of the dashboard frame to the front of the chassis.

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Now secure the two lower wishbone brackets.

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This completes the stage.

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That completes the stage, and sorry for the slightly out of focus shot.  I hadn't notices the auto-focus locked onto the cutting mat!

 

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