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Old 11-24-2008, 05:40 PM
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What year samari is in those pictures? also do you still have the tracks?
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I wonder how Ackerman affects this drive...
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I wonder how Ackerman affects this drive...
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Hell, what about king pin inclination and caster? The fact that the axle dosen't stay parallel to the ground through out steering movement?

Could it roll the track enough to force it off the rollers?

There is a reason tracked vehicles are skid steer or articulated.

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Hell, what about king pin inclination and caster? The fact that the axle dosen't stay parallel to the ground through out steering movement?

Could it roll the track enough to force it off the rollers?

There is a reason tracked vehicles are skid steer or articulated.

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won't make much difference in 6 feet of snow. Obviously not the choice to run to the grocery... But in its element, I don't think you'd care, assuming you can make a samurai turn those. Now some well boosted 2.0L+ Mmmm. That could be really fun.

Or: lock the steering, and rig a split braking system, with ARB's incase you need it to hook up

New project: 4 Polaris big bad bastard sleds all shackled under a Saumurai tub LOL! Harmonize the throttles, and go!
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