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swoodard23


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Posted - October 11 2003 :  2:01:33 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
How do you measure track? Is it from the middle or outside of each wheel?
Thanks,
Scott

mantacars


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Posted - October 11 2003 :  9:25:29 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Technical definition of track is measurement of distance between the two outermost points of contact between vehicle and the ground.
In plain English, for most vehicles, this means you are taking the measurement from the outter edge of the contact patch on one tire to the outter edge of the contact patch on the other tire, either front or rear.
Hope this helps,
Mike

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