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Re: Why are they showing us how to build a chasis?

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For a rookie teams things like putting together a working drive train and building a good chassie can be a difficult thing to do.
yea the drive train and chassis are not really good enough for a more experienced team and even if you did use them they would still need to be adapted for your superstructure. So they are trying to make jumping on the train easier.
 


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