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Indeed, but even then there can be a reasonable weight saving when one cuts out all the unneeded stuff (but there are easier, more efficient ways to save weight)
If you are running a stripped track car in top level competition it might be worth the gain, if you have a road car just binning the spare for a fix a flat can will save you more weight, or replacing the seats with some fixed buckets, or even half filling the windshield spray reservoir TBH.
If you are running a stripped track car in top level competition it might be worth the gain, if you have a road car just binning the spare for a fix a flat can will save you more weight, or replacing the seats with some fixed buckets, or even half filling the windshield spray reservoir TBH.
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even as a road car theres still plenty of wiring u kin get rid of just depends wat u want to keep and wat u kin do without if track theres loads of wiring to come out ive stripped my loom of unwanted crap and mine is on the road will be goin less wen going for full just track
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