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Re: Chain vs. Belts?!?

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Originally Posted by asid61 View Post
Belt and chain weight is the same when you factor in pulleys/sprockets. That being said I 100% agree that #35 is bulltproof and should be used for a "first chassis" sort of deal.
Assuming you are using aluminum pulleys, the pulley/sprocket weight is probably close to a wash. Factor in 35 chain, the chain is a lot heavier.

Polycord will slip given enough torque. That is either a bug or a feature depending on your needs.
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