jchamberlin
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Brian, great information (and pictures), thanks for posting.
Not to muddy the waters, but I thought the "swept forward" design was part of the genius of the so-called "Super Steer" design. That is to say, one of the ways the tighter turning radius was achieved was through sweeping the axle forward.
Thoughts anyone?
Not to muddy the waters, but I thought the "swept forward" design was part of the genius of the so-called "Super Steer" design. That is to say, one of the ways the tighter turning radius was achieved was through sweeping the axle forward.
Thoughts anyone?