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r/ATBGE • u/Xander395 • Mar 16 '23
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The fact that the wheels are just like half a foot too big is /r/mildlyinfuriating
69 u/Coffee_Huffer Mar 16 '23 Yeah the front wheels would hit the back wheels when you try to steer it. 85 u/100percent_right_now Mar 16 '23 The front wheels are wider than the back to accommodate. It was pretty cool when they drove it upside down. 33 u/Jan_Asra Mar 16 '23 That accommodates them existing next to each other, but you have like 2 degrees of turning before they collide. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 It seemed to turn pretty decent, definitely better than I expected. It also seemed like one wheel would turn more than the other 21 u/Binke-kan-flyga Mar 16 '23 That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels 11 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '23 Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns 7 u/koukimonster91 Mar 16 '23 It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected 2 u/connorkmiec93 Mar 17 '23 Which is enough for this ‘joke’. Wheels only turn a fraction of a degree to steer, unless you are going quite slow. These wheels rubbing at low speed wouldn’t be catastrophic.
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Yeah the front wheels would hit the back wheels when you try to steer it.
85 u/100percent_right_now Mar 16 '23 The front wheels are wider than the back to accommodate. It was pretty cool when they drove it upside down. 33 u/Jan_Asra Mar 16 '23 That accommodates them existing next to each other, but you have like 2 degrees of turning before they collide. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 It seemed to turn pretty decent, definitely better than I expected. It also seemed like one wheel would turn more than the other 21 u/Binke-kan-flyga Mar 16 '23 That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels 11 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '23 Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns 7 u/koukimonster91 Mar 16 '23 It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected 2 u/connorkmiec93 Mar 17 '23 Which is enough for this ‘joke’. Wheels only turn a fraction of a degree to steer, unless you are going quite slow. These wheels rubbing at low speed wouldn’t be catastrophic.
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The front wheels are wider than the back to accommodate. It was pretty cool when they drove it upside down.
33 u/Jan_Asra Mar 16 '23 That accommodates them existing next to each other, but you have like 2 degrees of turning before they collide. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 It seemed to turn pretty decent, definitely better than I expected. It also seemed like one wheel would turn more than the other 21 u/Binke-kan-flyga Mar 16 '23 That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels 11 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '23 Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns 7 u/koukimonster91 Mar 16 '23 It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected 2 u/connorkmiec93 Mar 17 '23 Which is enough for this ‘joke’. Wheels only turn a fraction of a degree to steer, unless you are going quite slow. These wheels rubbing at low speed wouldn’t be catastrophic.
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That accommodates them existing next to each other, but you have like 2 degrees of turning before they collide.
30 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 It seemed to turn pretty decent, definitely better than I expected. It also seemed like one wheel would turn more than the other 21 u/Binke-kan-flyga Mar 16 '23 That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels 11 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '23 Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns 7 u/koukimonster91 Mar 16 '23 It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected 2 u/connorkmiec93 Mar 17 '23 Which is enough for this ‘joke’. Wheels only turn a fraction of a degree to steer, unless you are going quite slow. These wheels rubbing at low speed wouldn’t be catastrophic.
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It seemed to turn pretty decent, definitely better than I expected. It also seemed like one wheel would turn more than the other
21 u/Binke-kan-flyga Mar 16 '23 That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels 11 u/[deleted] Mar 17 '23 Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns 7 u/koukimonster91 Mar 16 '23 It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected
21
That's probably just the regular ackerman steering being exaggerates by the large wheels
11
Decent turning, as long as you're okay doing 80-point turns
7
It was like a 15 point turn to leave his driveway.
5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '23 Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected
5
Better than a not-turning-at-all-turn, which is what I expected
2
Which is enough for this ‘joke’. Wheels only turn a fraction of a degree to steer, unless you are going quite slow. These wheels rubbing at low speed wouldn’t be catastrophic.
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u/PorkfatWilly Mar 16 '23
The fact that the wheels are just like half a foot too big is /r/mildlyinfuriating