Thread: 2785 Drive Train- Border Hopping Capabilities
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Re: 2785 Drive Train- Border Hopping Capabilities
Why 80/20? Our team has used the kit aluminum for the last 6 years and never had a problem with it. It's loaded with holes for mounting, and lighter than the extruded 80/20. The only time it bent was in 2005 when we didn't use bumpers (ahhh the good ole days).

Omni's are a good way to go for front wheels and easy turning in 4wd. Otherwise, the kit frame is really easy to adapt a 6 wheel drive. Just make sure your center wheel is 1/8" drop.
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