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2415 Finished Drive
Our complete drive, weighing in at just under 30
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24-01-2009 00:41
Aren_Hill
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counterbalancing the massiveness of the cRio with the battery i see? lol silly monstrous chunk of control system
looks awesome though, i like the integrated gear reduction into the side pods
24-01-2009 09:36
RMS11
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counterbalancing the massiveness of the cRio with the battery i see? lol silly monstrous chunk of control system
looks awesome though, i like the integrated gear reduction into the side pods |
24-01-2009 09:43
Greg Needel
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Thanks! We needed that room in side for something special......
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24-01-2009 09:59
RMS11
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I feel like I am beating a dead horse here, but what is your plan for the bumpers? Specifically I am referring to the thickness of your plates (they appear less than 6 inches, and the fact that they are "open" in the front.
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Say I is a drive plate and _[ is an L bracket. The front will look like this:
I[_ _]I[_
We plan to have the L brackets stick out and we will have exactly six inches of bumpers on each side.
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