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I was curious if anyone else has issues with pad placement on the MSP/MSX/RS line of wheels, especially the rear pad. I find with the placement I like, the pads start to pull off under harder breaking. I'll probably print off larger pads anyways but I might fill in that weird area I have circled to make the body flat. Currently a large portion of the pad is barely attached to the Velcro because of the shell design. I don't remember seeing anything but I'm curious of anything people have done aside from those fiberglass shells.

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45 minutes ago, FormulaEmu said:

I was curious if anyone else has issues with pad placement on the MSP/MSX/RS line of wheels, especially the rear pad. I find with the placement I like, the pads start to pull off under harder breaking. I'll probably print off larger pads anyways but I might fill in that weird area I have circled to make the body flat. Currently a large portion of the pad is barely attached to the Velcro because of the shell design. I don't remember seeing anything but I'm curious of anything people have done aside from those fiberglass shells.

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Auto body fiberglass to fill it

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Which pads are you referring to? The ones on my MCM5V2 aren't for braking or acceleration, just comfort. The MCM5V2 has a Gotway emblem at ankle height which will aggravate the ankles. The top pads just fill in the dead space between the legs a bit and can be useful to stabilize the wheel, but are useless for braking.

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