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  1. 26-06-2011, 17:07 #1
    Evogone
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    mk1 vs mk2 shell weight

    Whats the difference in weights ?
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  2. 26-06-2011, 23:27 #2
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    You binned it then?
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  3. 26-06-2011, 23:56 #3
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    LOL no.......Spongenob

    Everyones going Mk2 just wondering why....
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  4. 27-06-2011, 00:27 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evogone
    LOL no.......Spongenob

    Everyones going Mk2 just wondering why....
    less rust, more easily upgraded suspension, more available parts.
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  5. 27-06-2011, 00:35 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by sideways danny
    Quote Originally Posted by Evogone
    LOL no.......Spongenob

    Everyones going Mk2 just wondering why....
    less rust, more easily upgraded suspension, more available parts.
    Must be a bit heavier though.....
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  6. 27-06-2011, 10:01 #6
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    My personal opinion is that people buy mk2 shells because they are easier to find in good condition.
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  7. 27-06-2011, 10:02 #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evogone
    Quote Originally Posted by sideways danny
    Quote Originally Posted by Evogone
    LOL no.......Spongenob

    Everyones going Mk2 just wondering why....
    less rust, more easily upgraded suspension, more available parts.
    Must be a bit heavier though.....
    Would be interesting to see the real difference once you have all the side impact bars and airbags etc back out of it, cant imagine the actual shell itself is much heavier once you are talking rally prepped, and then you have advantages like wider track and the fact you can easily adjust the rear camber and toe.

    Personally I stay with the mk1 shells for all the wrong reasons, like I have a fondness for how they look, lol
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  8. 27-06-2011, 10:06 #8
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    more non sunroof ones out there too! easyier to reshell
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  9. 28-06-2011, 08:31 #9
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    What about the weights for each shell? anyone....
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