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Ground clearance
I'm designing a drivetrain for the offseason, but after doing some math the ground clearance looks pretty unnerving.
The robot is a 6WD, center wheel drop 1/8", with 5" Colsons. The math shows that the outer wheels will have .25" of ground clearance and the middle pair of wheels will have .375" of clearance. I have no experience with what clearance is good or bad, so I need some help. What would you suggest as the lowest ground clearance for a drivetrain? Are my numbers decent for clearance, or are they too small? 
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