Thread: legality of bolt and screw heads breaking plane of chassis meeting bumpers
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Re: legality of bolt and screw heads breaking plane of chassis meeting bumpers
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Originally Posted by Joe Ross View Post
It says that the frame perimeter is defined inside the bumper zone (first sentence).

See also <R16>.

Thanks Joe, having one of those days...

And yes Coach Tom, you're probably right that many teams will show up with illegal robots - it looks like I'm a prime example of one of those people who were confused!

But to avoid sidetracking this thread, I'd like to know then if the OP's situation is in fact LEGAL assuming all extended bolt heads are within the bumper zone, and the bumpers have been counterbored to allow the bumper to sit flush against their frame.
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