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Re: KOP Drivetrain modification

The chassis (if you built it according to directions) is just bolted together. The end plate is held on with 10-32s. You should be able to take it apart easily.

Cross-braces can be made easily with angle aluminum, or even more easily and consistently using versaframe tubing (I'd recommend the 0.1" thick for this). As Billfred noted above, a rigid belly pan would be a must to keep the frame square.
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