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Re: Reducing wheel traction
Take skyway wheels, 6" I believe, drill holes in black plastic, use vaccuum hose, and zip ties, and bingo. I know that a few teams had these at the pre-season meets, and after that, EVERYONE had em.
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27-03-2004, 00:31
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Re: Reducing wheel traction
Yeah, I reccommend the sump-pump hose. Simple, cheap, light weight, and it works. The zipties work too, but again, you could be told to remove them. That wouldn't be good.
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