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Popoxx · 05.22.2010, 02:24 PM

I received my FLM arms, they sent me 2 packs but I only paid one

^ This idea is great, and the eclips are inserted in the brace.

But big mistake for bashing use... There is no lower shock mount so the shock cups rub against Traxxas tubes if I want to have the same ground clearance as I had with my RPM arms (almost no friction with the stock turnbuckles but I had only one in stock...) . And the pins of driveshafts yokes rub against the arm so a dremel job is required (a tad, no big deal).

So I need to find a solution to fix that (if you have any idea I'm interested

). Yesterday I decided to test Integy (yes) arms I bought a long time ago for my 3906 E-Maxx. I used an older version of these arms which hold out great (I know it's odd for Integy parts, sometimes they are good).

But after 10 minutes of bashing :

I hit a tree stump at full speed (vid next week)...

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Popoxx Sapere aude Offline Posts: 128 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: France	05.22.2010, 02:24 PM I received my FLM arms, they sent me 2 packs but I only paid one ^ This idea is great, and the eclips are inserted in the brace. But big mistake for bashing use... There is no lower shock mount so the shock cups rub against Traxxas tubes if I want to have the same ground clearance as I had with my RPM arms (almost no friction with the stock turnbuckles but I had only one in stock...) . And the pins of driveshafts yokes rub against the arm so a dremel job is required (a tad, no big deal). So I need to find a solution to fix that (if you have any idea I'm interested ). Yesterday I decided to test Integy (yes) arms I bought a long time ago for my 3906 E-Maxx. I used an older version of these arms which hold out great (I know it's odd for Integy parts, sometimes they are good). But after 10 minutes of bashing : I hit a tree stump at full speed (vid next week)...