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Re: Coolest Drive Train
i remember seeing them do this on junkyard wars and thinking the same thing. i wonder if you used HDPE or some other low friction material (non metal) if it would be legal. i've seen them used to make skids/sliders, why not here? or maybe some sort of hard rubber?
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