Thread: pic: Dual track, Maximum grip
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Re: pic: Dual track, Maximum grip
Why didn't you just go with the roughtop for more traction? It has a higher coefficient of friction than wedgetop and costs the same.

It might also be overkill though for your design for dual roughtop.

And nice chassis.