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Rivermaxx · 10.12.2009, 08:10 PM

I never seen a broken or bent UE arm have you? well maybe one time when a guy hit a 4x4 fence post @ fullspeed . I am sure all the bent titanium hinge pins you replace with the flexy tech arms will add up also. Its the advaced geometry built in the racerx arm is what really makes them better, nobody has done this and spent all the time on the r&d to corect it like UE has. I rather spend alot less money on some rpm arms if you want arms that flex when you hit them. They have the same warranty ,geometry,probably lighter, probably wont bend hinge pins when they flex , and ~ 1/3 of the price. The tru- trac is the shit and the closest thing to racer x you can get. Actually I was thinking a injected molded vbs would be more affordable for the masses. We are killing this country sending all the work overseas. Unemployment is at an all time high keep the work here.

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Rivermaxx RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 638 Join Date: Sep 2008	10.12.2009, 08:10 PM I never seen a broken or bent UE arm have you? well maybe one time when a guy hit a 4x4 fence post @ fullspeed . I am sure all the bent titanium hinge pins you replace with the flexy tech arms will add up also. Its the advaced geometry built in the racerx arm is what really makes them better, nobody has done this and spent all the time on the r&d to corect it like UE has. I rather spend alot less money on some rpm arms if you want arms that flex when you hit them. They have the same warranty ,geometry,probably lighter, probably wont bend hinge pins when they flex , and ~ 1/3 of the price. The tru- trac is the shit and the closest thing to racer x you can get. Actually I was thinking a injected molded vbs would be more affordable for the masses. We are killing this country sending all the work overseas. Unemployment is at an all time high keep the work here.