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6WD chain path
This year we are throwing around the idea of 6WD and i was wondering what other teams had done as far as chain paths go. We plan on having 2 separate dewalt motor/trans setups on each side for a total of 4. we do no plan on putting those through any sort of gearbox after that and dont plan on using any other type of transmission. What would be some different ways of doing the chain so that both motors for each side are powering all 3 wheels.
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