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21-01-2008, 15:23
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Re: pic: Boeing and Hales HS early framework
Matt,
It is great to see you are almost on schedule. Rookies should have a driving base by now or be very close. I hope you checked your dimensions after you bolted it all together. The heads of the hardware will be included in your sizing. Some teams using this chassis, forget the hardware and find themselves 1/4" or more too big. Good luck and have fun! 
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