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Also, the splashguards will catch rubber from those sticky tires that you use for the track. I thought it was funny picking up chunks of Hoosier A6's from my father's
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Also, the splashguards will catch rubber from those sticky tires that you use for the track.
I thought it was funny picking up chunks of Hoosier A6's from my father's C6 Z06 after some laps around the track. At least with the splash guards, they won't make it too far. |
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