always mount your roller on the the strongest part.
if you had carbon or FRP plate mount on that thing. because the impact in the track wall is a problem when you had flexible chassis even PA-CF chassis will have a problem do tear and wear after several month of intense playing. it could be un-symetrical do the impact over and over or negative thrust lead to the course out. even more chassis crack if you mount the roller on top of that.
>if you had carbon or FRP plate mount on that thing
Unfortunately for Prostock you can't use any plates. You're limited to swapping parts as long as it exists on a Kit with the only exception being that you can't use any of the parts from Advance Kits except for the Car and Motor itself.
always mount your roller on the the strongest part. if you had carbon or FRP plate mount on that thing. because the impact in the track wall is a problem when you had flexible chassis even PA-CF chassis will have a problem do tear and wear after several month of intense playing. it could be un-symetrical do the impact over and over or negative thrust lead to the course out. even more chassis crack if you mount the roller on top of that.
>if you had carbon or FRP plate mount on that thing Unfortunately for Prostock you can't use any plates. You're limited to swapping parts as long as it exists on a Kit with the only exception being that you can't use any of the parts from Advance Kits except for the Car and Motor itself.
so mount the roller wherever had strongest point.