FG Modellsport Leopard 4 Competition Mounting Instructions page 18

Position 40
Parts are in
bag Q
Front disk brake
Angle
Protection
connection
cap
Main brake
cylinder
Front disk brake
Position 41
Parts are in
bag Q
4. Arrange the brake tubes as illustrated.
Pay attention to the following when you
mount the brake tube: Shorten the brake
tube only with a sharp knife or the FG
cutting knife Item N°. 09449! Please
make sure that the brake tubes to front
respectively rear axle are long enough
and allow the full steering angle (frant
axle) respectively spring defection. Press
the brake tubes completely into the T-
pieces respectively angle connections.
Don't lay the brake tubes too close at hot
vehicle components as exhaust manifold
or silencer.
Brake servo
Collet
Push rod
Pressure
grommet
spring
T-piece
Brake tube
Position 42
Parts are in
bag Q
Front disk brake
Servo
arm
Collet
Stop
Screw
nut M3
M3x18
All metric screws need to be secured with screw
retention lacquer, pay attention to enclosed brake
manual.
1. Mount each one angle connection and one valve
each main brake cylinder as described in position 40
and 43. Do not tighten the valves too firm, otherwise
the valve seat might be damaged.
2. Mount the main brake cylinders on the chassis
plate for the front wheels (right driving direction)
respectively the rear wheels (left driving direction) as
shown in position 40 and 43.
3. Place the brake disks on the square wheel drivers,
then fasten the brake calipers at the uprights using
M3x30 screws. Now mount the angle connections
and the valves as described in position 42 and 45.
Angle
connection
Brake tube to the
front wheels
The brake tube at the front
respectively the rear axle
must not be squeezed or
pulled by chassis compo-
nents during deflecting or
steering.
Cable clamp
Protective hose
Brake disk
Screw
Brake caliper M3x30