Suspension arms upgrade atualized

[Webster Santos]

Hi guys, I've been away from the hobby for a few years and I'm returning with a savage flux hp, I would like to know which upgrade of heavy duty arms would be the best currently in nylon, I'm having trouble finding the RPM, they were discontinued a long time ago apparently.
Thanks

 

[Sandblaster]

The OEM arms have stood the test of time and use. Have not broke one yet. Have a set of RPM unopened. Not needed. No upgrade needed.

 

[Gazzman]

The OEM arms have stood the test of time and use. Have not broke one yet. Have a set of RPM unopened. Not needed. No upgrade needed.

Like Sandblaster states:- The original arm are probably the most robust one you can have fitted to your savage. Ally is good for Shelf Queens as a bit of bling. They are heavier than standard ones for a start and don't have any flex in them.

 

[Webster Santos]

I understand, I'm calmer, it would be just for safety, anyway thank you very much

 

[Jam 1]

The stock arms are best to stick with on a bash type rig, alloys bend plastic doesn't....

 

[Webster Santos]

I don't intend to use it in bash mode but accidents happen kkkkkkk
Thanks

 

[Gazzman]

I don't intend to use it in bash mode but accidents happen kkkkkkk
Thanks

Well if going to use it in bash mode, LOL, as you put it, then go for some ally arms for a bit of bling. I have 2 of my trucks using ally upper and lower arms, both are shelf queens and the most action they see is a quick run around the park.
I have used CrazyRacer brand on both trucks and found the finish & fit to be pretty nice. They do have nylon bushings in both ends aswell.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B086DP4LH8
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074ZGR612

 

[Webster Santos]

thanks for the tip but i prefer nylon or some plastic material because they have elastic deformation, they twist and come back if it's not an extremely strong hit

 

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