aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
08-07-2011, 12:34 PM
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aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
how do the new cast steering links hold up...would i be better off grabbing one of the stainless steel ones instead? Or should i go cast so i get the other updated steering parts that come with it.
08-07-2011, 10:15 PM
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RE: aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
Im pretty sure they aren't stainless, they say stainless for some stupid reason, but i ordered some hop ups that said stainless, and they were aluminum (which i Prefer to stainless). But the metal steering parts hold up better than the plastic ones, but they still need to make some metal bell cranks for them, Ive been blasting them with emails about it and have never got a response
08-08-2011, 05:56 PM
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RE: aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
il b startn my redcat survival topik soon.
basicaly documentin all da necisary upgrades my aftrshok 8e needs 2 survive xerxes style of drivin.
steerin link is 1 of da topics ill adress
basicaly documentin all da necisary upgrades my aftrshok 8e needs 2 survive xerxes style of drivin.
steerin link is 1 of da topics ill adress
08-09-2011, 10:34 AM
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RE: aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
sounds good hurry up and post it :P Ordered the cast alum part from rufaster so just waiting on it to show up. Also ordered a new lipo charger from hobbypartz....seems its going to be a week of playing the hurry and wait game for me.
08-09-2011, 06:31 PM
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RE: aftershock 8e cast alum steering link
Just get some stainless or titanium screws for the aluminum stuff. The cheap black screws the cars come with bend and break, then your buying new parts 'cause you cant get the broken screw out.
