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Re: Passing a barrier
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Originally Posted by bar
Kevin this exercise was designed to find the best possible way for crossing the barrier . and do you have any examples for team who used different kind of drive train ?
and we prefer not to use pneumatic wheels because the possibility of different pressure in the tire what would cause different diameter of the wheels . so we will Stick to hard wheels . and if we stick to the hard wheels is a bigger diameter of the wheels will reduce the Shock ?
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Perhaps, but you would have to know the compliance (mechanical stiffness) of the wheel. The vertical stiffness is not directly driven by the wheel's diameter.
For example: an aluminum AM Performance wheel is probably a lot less compliant than a rubber and plastic Colson wheel. I could see a 6in Performance wheel being stiffer than a 4in Colson wheel, but that is only my intuition.
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