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27 November 2008, 05:11 AM
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From the pictures, it looks like these will not allow for any sideways movement as polyurethane behaves differently then rubber. Have a look here:
droplinks drooplimiters? [Archive] - ScoobyNet
droplinks drooplimiters? [Archive] - ScoobyNet
27 November 2008, 10:14 AM
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Yep, saw that thread too. Thanks for your input 
The original placky ones have the same problem so wondering how important it is for daily use, not track work.
Mainly wondering if anyone had any problems with the flo-flex versions tho as my placky ones are worn, these cost about the same. I drive the cars hard enough to warrant 4 pots but don't track them.
The original placky ones have the same problem so wondering how important it is for daily use, not track work.
Mainly wondering if anyone had any problems with the flo-flex versions tho as my placky ones are worn, these cost about the same. I drive the cars hard enough to warrant 4 pots but don't track them.
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