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12-08-2008, 16:17
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Re: pic: 6WD Riveted Frame Development
The open channel seems to me to be easier to work with than tubing....and any twisting of the main side members could also be reduced by adding a lightweight channel crossmember across the middle of the chassis. This could be integrated into the structure that holds the electronics, or placed right next to the transmissions.
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