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07-12-2010, 08:56
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Re: pic: 176 Prototype 6WD Rev. 7
If we applied the previous years' rules regarding frame behind the bumper, the corners of this frame wouldn't pass inspection. The entire length of the bumpers must be supported with no gaps under those rules.
I'd also put a bearing into the plate with the live axle coming off of the super shifter. The 80/20 is great in that you will be able to make minor adjustments to keep the bearing perfectly aligned. Other than that I think it looks good for a preseason prototype. 
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