Team Associated Slipper Pads V2
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I totall agree with the comment above, I lose my spur's shoulder from these pads. Too thick and much lower quality than the LCF pads I have them on my B6.1 with zero issue since the first installed.
Completely inconsistent & unreliable, after 2 minutes racing, it fails to the point it engages immediately all the time. Can’t even replace with the unobtainable swindle LCF pads. F-
These pads are a huge disappointment. Can't seem to clamp them down tightly enough tighten the slipper up to a desired level. Definitely recommend the LCF slipper pads over these (part# ASC91197)
All three reviewers rate the Team Associated Slipper Pads V2 at 1 out of 5 and report poor performance. Reported problems include the pads being hard to clamp down tightly enough, being too thick, and causing the slipper to slip or engage inconsistently, with one reviewer saying failure occurred within about two minutes of racing. Two reviewers prefer the LCF slipper pads, one of whom says they are unobtainable. No reviewer reports a positive experience, and the reviews are short, so the picture rests on a small sample.
- − Hard to clamp down tightly enough
- − Too thick, causes spur shoulder loss
- − Inconsistent slipper engagement
- − Fails within minutes of racing