Thread: VexPro VersaBlock center-wheel drop
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Re: VexPro VersaBlock center-wheel drop
Not next to a real computer atm (I'll try to answer as much as possible),

But the VersaBlock was designed for a .125" total drop. It was never designed for a 1/16" drop, its offset 1/16" from center. So .0625 + .0625 = .125" total drop. Our team has ran between 3/32" to a 3/16" drop along with a handful of others. Our robot this year has a .125" drop as well for reference.

Do you have a full loaded drivetrain (148 lbs?) Or is it just the chassis.
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