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Sorry to change the subject, but why do people move the front axle forward on the King hauler, what do you gain by moving it forward?
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As far as model operation, you don't gain anything. It's more about making the truck more prototypical to the 1:1 Pete or Kenworth. The steer axle set on all the tamiya trucks was more about being able to use the same spring on the front and rear suspension than representing a 1:1.
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