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 FIRST people are just wierd like that. We get drawn to places in the middle of the desert as long as we know there will be more people like us there. - sanddrag [more] |
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Non-Colinear wheels
Wheels not in a line
Our team is using an 8WD with the two center wheels on each side dropped Because of size constraints we are considering not putting the wheels in a line from the top, it will end up looking like this Front -|----|- |------| |------| --|--|-- Back The vertical lines are our wheels and the dashes are how the spacing works I've never seen a drivetrain like this Does anyone know if any problems, with turning or otherwise, would arise from not having all four wheels in a line? I can upload the CAD, or a better drawing if further clarification is needed Thanks 
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