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sforsancho · 04.13.2005, 10:29 PM

If you intend to put the strobe pillowball in a aluminum arm, it may not work. The bore diameter is slightly larger than that of stock, so you may get lucky. It's really meant for plastic, where the material can flex slightly. You're best going Traxxas aluminum (weak), UE Titanium (strong), or UE steel (stronger).

If you're really interested in losing weight, you could put UE Ti pivot balls for the front lowers and trx aluminum everywhere else. That's my plan at least.

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sforsancho empty wallet Offline Posts: 25 Join Date: Apr 2005	04.13.2005, 10:29 PM If you intend to put the strobe pillowball in a aluminum arm, it may not work. The bore diameter is slightly larger than that of stock, so you may get lucky. It's really meant for plastic, where the material can flex slightly. You're best going Traxxas aluminum (weak), UE Titanium (strong), or UE steel (stronger). If you're really interested in losing weight, you could put UE Ti pivot balls for the front lowers and trx aluminum everywhere else. That's my plan at least.