Lego Car Suspension Testing Device

Building and testing a high speed Lego Suspension Test Station including 3 chassis with different types of common suspensions used in real vehicles

Chapters:

00:00 Suspension Test Station
05:49 Stop Button & Speed Computer
06:43 MacPherson Strut
07:21 Semi-independent Rear Suspension
08:20 Beetle Chassis
10:17 Torque Tube
11:10 Leaf Spring Suspension
12:45 Testing Suspension Systems
18:51 High Speed Test

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[specterx]

I love how it doesn’t have some loud obnoxious music, but instead is literally just the sound of it being built.

[cruickshankoutdoors]

As a vehicle mechanic, I can safely say this is a fairly accurate representation of how these suspension types act on real vehicles. I like how the bump steer and camber / toe angle changes are exaggerated during suspension jounce and rebound. This would be a great teaching tool for apprentices in trade school

[Istandbywhatisay]

Love literally everything about this. Favorite part is learning about the different types of suspensions and how they react. I can’t see how you can make your content any better. I love how there’s no music it’s all just the sounds of the legos themselves. I immediately love your content and can’t wait to see what else you have!!!

[noyoudontgettoknowmyname]

This is simultaneously the coolest and most ridiculously over engineered thing I’ve ever seen anyone build out of Lego

[gaspin]

I actually find it so interesting as to how he Makes these machines. Cars. Whatever you prompt him, with enough time, you'll have it tested to perfection by him.

[Walls]

As a tank enthusiast it was really interesting to watch you encounter and slowly develop all the crucial parts of a tank track system. Track tensioner, return/idler wheels, guide teeth. That's my favorite part of your videos: the troubleshooting.

[zreolmeannin]

Nice contraption, you should make a car with pneumatic suspension, using those small transparent blue Lego pneumatic cylinders. If I remember correctly, they have very low friction. Also you can use them as shock absorbers, pairing them with normal Lego shocks and connecting their inlet to their outlet directly with a short tube, so they basically work as real ones. And you can make a hose-pinching system that allows you to control the airflow through the tube, as in switchless Lego pneumatic compressors.

[zule]

I love that instead of simply removing links to tighten up the belt, you engineered an extremely complex and dynamic workaround. Great job, I sure wouldn't have thought of that!

[heroachilles]

Even before getting to the car, it’s already amazing watching you build the suspension test system. Good job!

[zerodivided]

Would love to see a comparison to a verhicle with NO suspension at all. Because this still looks quite rough to a vehicle layman such as me, but I imagine no suspension would just break the vehicle or simply not work at all. But at least then we'd have a reference, a 'base line' to compare the other suspensions to.
Great work.
Love this format; all of the complexity and entertainment value is in the builds itself - this doesn't require flashy editing, annoying music or narration. Very refreshing compared to most channels.

[dextrodus]

I love that you show how you improve stuff not just the finished models. And that audio is just satisfying.

[demoman]

17:16 reminds me of school busses, in the front is “op, did we hit a bump?” In the back it’s “DEAR LAWD DID WE HIT A JUMP!?!?!”

[Javmtzsls]

I spent countless hours of Lego building with my two sons and I can’t wait to do it again with my grandkids!

[ironridegaming]

I'd love to see more types of suspension, maybe ones from f1 cars or those from trophy trucks, see how they compare to these daily driver type suspension

[superepicproportions]

This is incredible. I can't imagine how long it took you to research, build, record, and edit all of this together. Amazing

[risinivy]

Probably my favorite part of this channel is how they show the complications and issues in the process of building, then (quite literally) build a solution to the problem, instead of cutting out any imperfections entirely. Lovely how they keep the realism and show that there's always a workaround ^^

[FluxIsAWeeb]

I normally can't stand ASMR-type things. but being an avid LEGO fan since childhood. the sound of the bricks and technic pieces being put together brings so much satisfaction and nostalgia.

[Jacob-W-]

Oh this was amazing to watch, the tuck suspenison hold out so good.
would love to see the Citroen 2CV suspension on this test rig (with the front and rear suspension connection system)

[BrickTechnology]

00:00 Suspension Test Station
05:49 Stop Button & Speed Computer
06:43 MacPherson Strut
07:21 Semi-independent Rear Suspension
08:20 Beetle Chassis
10:17 Torque Tube
11:10 Leaf Spring Suspension
12:45 Testing Suspension Systems
18:51 High Speed Test

[nicolatesla]

This is very fun to watch, and it's a great way to show how exactly the different suspension types used work. This is something I could watch over and over again.