Thread: Lowered Center Wheel for 6 wheel drive
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Re: Lowered Center Wheel for 6 wheel drive
1/8" is, imo, the ideal lowering of the center wheel. When you say soft, you mean how much grip it gets? We used the McMasterCarr Roughtop conveyor belt material, which has a cof of 1.3 to the carpet. Worked pretty well, we were able to push just about anyone with our AM shifters.