FlexTek titanium a-arms

[Sneeck]

The cvd I managed to bent in 6 run's and only high speed corner's whas a ue cvd. I've never jumped in those 6 run's. Rpm arm's are good, but since i'm running 8 spyder's which cost a little to much for me I don't want it to get damaged during a cvd that get's pressed in if the arm's flex to much.

Also a note on the rpm knuckles. The bearing-housesing will wear after time. Do take note of this cause the nylon rpm uses is more a flex-type of plastic, not rigid.

[Rcbros]

You missing the point of the flextek arms. They do not flex that much to press in your cvd's.

I've run them the flex tek in my e-maxx with cvd's and have had a few narly crashes. On straight into the end of the pit wall and no damage occured except a broken shock cap on a stock shock.

These a-arms have gone through a tremedous amount of testing to insure the "pressed" action will not happen.

[Sneeck]

Where am I talking about them flextek arm's? Re-read my first post, I actually said it's fine to run them w/ cvd's.

I'm talking about the rpm one's.

[Rcbros]

o I'm sorry I mis-understood what you wrote. Thats what happens when I try to wake up and be intelligent for thing in the morning lol

[Sneeck]

That's ok, happends to me from time to time.