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09.24.2006, 04:32 PM
Thatis why i put the brace on back side. I think it would bolt on a buggy pretty easy. it is a ofna buggy diff in it. I test run it today. It works alot better than the last one. Ran it with half wore out spur and it didn't strip. It seems to move pretty good though.
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09.24.2006, 04:59 PM
Yeah, I see about the brace now. I think for buggies, it would need bolt taps on the sides or something to keep them from flexing apart. How would I go about having Mike make me a set? Do you have any design plans, CNC code, or something?
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