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Originally Posted by moth898
whats the surface made of....sandpaper 
I run on hard packed dirt and have found the rear bumber has started to wear down a little. But then again if everything was made to last for ever manufacturers would go out of buisness. Things are engineered to be replaced or break every so often, so you'll have to buy a new 4 dollar bumper every month or two......no big deal. |
I agree - no big deal on this issue. Just something that seems to be an obvious value add to the car if people are sick of buying new ones every now and then.
The jumps at my local track are pretty big so you cant really setup for them only as it will be detrimental to handling on the rest of the track. I've run skid plates on different cars since the 80's so it's an obvious choice for me.