Wow....
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Wow....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPER-STRONG...item3cd1444504
its bad enough people sell shoe laces as scale tow straps, but this is worse. You could make 5 of these for the cost of 1.
its bad enough people sell shoe laces as scale tow straps, but this is worse. You could make 5 of these for the cost of 1.
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My truggy probably would trash it 1st hit, and if in a grassy field would probably take me a few hours to find the ramp after
looked closer at it... My truggy would shatter that and send it flying a few hundred feet on the 1st jump attempt lol
looked closer at it... My truggy would shatter that and send it flying a few hundred feet on the 1st jump attempt lol
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u guys would be supprised how strong thick lexan is....
Last edited by Sixtysixdeuce; 08-18-2013 at 10:03 PM.
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Ahh cool, I still think it looks stronger than some plywood jumps out there
i don't see it working at all for a jump... I don't they thought that through.... But it does say steep in the tittle lol
im thinking its original design was meant to be a crawler wall.... But even then it its not that good... What were they thinking lol
i don't see it working at all for a jump... I don't they thought that through.... But it does say steep in the tittle lol
im thinking its original design was meant to be a crawler wall.... But even then it its not that good... What were they thinking lol
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That looks like the $10-12 a sheet stuff at the local hardware store(and at the price he is charging it more then likely is) that shatters EASILY. I think its like 1/8th of an inch thick. Even if it was 1/4th of an inch thick it would shatter easily in this application(I've shattered it plenty of times when I used to do controller areas on arcade cabinets)