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 I don't need sleep, just more Mountain Dew. Oh, and a muffin.
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21-12-2010, 08:45
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Re: Chains for 6 wheel drive
No. This was not a significant problem.
We did check chain tension in the pit. If loose, we utilized the 80/20 grooves to tighten the chains (loosening the bearing block bolts; shifting the blocks to tension the chain; tightening the bearing block bolts). This was probably a once-per-competition event. We used economy nuts in the 80/20. We have generally found that these do not tend to slip if they are tight. In fact, they tend to bite into the 80/20's aluminum and need to be tapped with a hammer to move after loosening the bolt. 
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