Got Weight? - Chief Delphi

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19-02-2006, 01:30

Alekat

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Re: Got Weight?

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Originally Posted by JVN

You could replace heavy steel sprockets with lightweight aluminum ones.
That might save a few pounds.

Or even nylon sprockets. We've been using them for our drive wheels the past two years. Just be careful about using them in very high torque areas.

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