I'm doing an older Kangke right now; the discontinued CAP 232 Sport. Its my second one; this one was bought by a pal the same time I got mine a few years back, and he never got around to assembling it.

The ONLY part of the supplied hardware I'm using is the control horns on the flying surfaces.

I've done many ARFs, and while some of the included "Pacific rim" hardware has been decent, the only Asian-produced ARFs that had usable hardware (that I would use, at least) were the ones that included DuBro or similar stuff. The ExtremeFlight Yak-54 has come the closest; the only thing I replaced of its hardware complement was the tail wheel assembly.