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Nismoz, you're wrong man. Those suction cups are actually normally used to mov panes of glass at an industrial level. Its to grab the sheets and move them, they are
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Nismoz, you're wrong man. Those suction cups are actually normally used to mov panes of glass at an industrial level.
Its to grab the sheets and move them, they are designed for it. Today I put the mount on in the morning and it hadn't moved at all or lost any suction whatsoever by 2 pm. Ok I got another session in after I gave u guys the update earlier and I changed my mind a bit. I stopped pushing the brakes as hard and it held throughout the session. Of course I didn't go as fast but it was great and the pedal held for longer. Overall I am happy with the car, it has plenty of power. Ill write more when I get home |
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