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  1. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #11
    I see some trucks do that. Wouldnt it make it more unstable and prone to tip-over since the design was for 6-wheels?

  2. Join Date
    Apr 2004
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    #12
    It does if you mount the rear wheel like you would the ineer wheel.. if you mount it the way the outer wheel is mounted it becomes almost as stable as a 6w provided it is not loaded to its maximum payload capacity. 4W and 6W trucks vary only a few inches in dimensions and commonly with the same engine. Payload capacity is the main advantage of a 6W truck.

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Isuzu Elf from 6 to 4 tires