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Old 17-09-2016
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Default B6 Weak Spots

Now the cars been out a while, any weak spots or spares that are worth having?
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Old 18-09-2016
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Default Front shock tower

Overall damn tough. But only part on mine that has suffered damage as shocks are mounted to rear - front shock tower. Shock tower guard is essential (made mine from old wing), 3D printed one next project.
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After 2 meetings and 3 practise sessions I've not broken anything and I crash plenty.
As said above tower guard is a must.
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Cheers for the info...

I'm running a front wing which kinda doubles as a tower protector, will see if I can beef it up a bit so it can take the punishment.
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