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After nearly 10 years with Carbotech, it might be time to try something new as I am not happy with the wear on the XP10 (about 4-6 days) and the
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Project Mu Club Racer vs. Carbotech
After nearly 10 years with Carbotech, it might be time to try something new as I am not happy with the wear on the XP10 (about 4-6 days) and the ongoing issue with ice mode. At the track, someone had told me the Project Mu Club Racer works better than the Carbotech XP10 on his car (he had tried both and seems to be a competent driver). Just want to check in if anyone had tried both and have any thoughts.
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