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27-01-2002, 01:44
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Considering the amount of engineering and design hours going into our drivetrain I would quite literaly shoot myself in the head if that happened.
Try re orientating the gear box? perhaps on its end it might work? Cant offer much advice without knowing your design, and I dont expect you to tell... Good luck man, us rookies share your pain. 
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