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19-04-2010, 19:23
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Re: pic: 1671 Swerve Module
Yeah I had looked into that too. I went and looked at 148's swerve system from 2008 (tumbleweed) they used gears on the outside too. But in the end I realized that it really wasn't the direction I wanted to head (light weight module). So I talked with my mentors and they brought up timing belts and showed me a great site for belt parts. But the module frame remained the same.
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