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15-01-2008, 23:56
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Re: Toughbox Assembly
Is any team going to mount their Toughboxes with the KOP chassis turned upside down? We are considering this option to get lower to the ground for lower center of gravity. I have looked thru the post but cannot find any information concerning this option. We are a Rookie team and will take any advice. We are concerned about removing parts of the chassis and losing the integrity and strength of the chassis.
We have difficulty with the roll pins. We went thru all four and had to go to Harbor Freight to buy new ones. They are put together now and we ran a practice test this past weekend on the KOP chassis. 
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