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Re: What does it take 6WD/8WD to be successful?
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Re: What does it take 6WD/8WD to be successful?
A 6 WD with a dropped center does its job. We made a 6 WD with a dropped center using a standard toughbox, and that thing was crazy. It was quick, zippy, and the torque was crazy. As per a 8WD, I think that the were dominant this year because teams didn't want to bottom out on top of the bump. But usually, you'll see 6 WD.
As for gear ratios, read this post before you think of something crazy. I personally agree with this logic. One can always find a nice balance. |
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