Lunar Wolf
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Joined: 12/13/2007 From: Wirral, UNITED KINGDOM Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: raptor 8 Not bashing, but i to and friends, bought integy stuff for our savages a few years back. It bend first time out with little to no abuse. Their alloy is WAY to soft. I don't know if they have finally changed thier tactics but in the past is was VERY bad quality. I still have such a bad impression, they could make these outta Unobtainium and i still would not buy it. Integy's poor rep was mostly earned by their range of shocks for nitro MT's. It wasn't the quality of their aluminium that was the issue but the steel used for their shafts that were continually bending. Now their at 3.5mm for their latest MSR5 shocks and these seem to be holding up well. I had their alloy chassis braces on my savage and they were some tough ****'s, held it together through many a bad big air skate park landing on concrete and no sign of cracking so the whole thing about cast alloy is either wrong or they can cast alloy really well! Integy do suffer from poor quality control, i've had piggyback sets come with poorly tapped threads, missing, wrong or poorly fitting parts and their steel still sucks with the hinge pins that come with the alloy rear hub carriers (savage) bending very quickly the HPI version is alot better, again not a problem with their aluminium just the steel grade they use.
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