alluminum everything
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my gt is almost all uluminum but ot i have an aluminum tranny brace and on-of switch from shockrc.com
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ORIGINAL: ICrashThings
it also bends, and when it does you wrecked an expensive part. [&:]
ORIGINAL: nitro monkey
why not?? alloy is stronger
why not?? alloy is stronger
thats true, if it bends, be ready to empty out your wallet
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nothing has happened yet. as soon as i have a huge wreck or tumble i will let you know if anything bends or breaks. i doubt anything will bend [8D]
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ORIGINAL: Nitro Rustler Racer
its good just i wouldnt reommen a-arms
its good just i wouldnt reommen a-arms
I agree, you have to have a weak point. Nothing is ever bullitproof on rc's, something has to give when you majorly toast your rc so it may as well be your a arms, which usually is the #1 most damaged part in a wreck, atleast for stadium trucks, that is. As previously stated, you can bend them (allow a arms) & at the same time transfer some of that energy to other parts & end up with more of a mess. May as well just replace a cheap plastic a arm instead of an expensive alloy arm & other parts parts that were damaged w/ the force. Also, a arms are relatively easy to swap out. That's my way of thinking atleast, not trying to put down anyone w/ alloy a arms/ I have to say they do look nicer than stock plastic.
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ORIGINAL: Nitrofreak_105
hey speed demon, whered ya get the metal rear shock tower for the stinger?
hey speed demon, whered ya get the metal rear shock tower for the stinger?



