Schumacher Corner
10-06-2004, 07:25 PM
#7596
setup
Fred, the alloy arms mounts are awesome. In conjuction with the alloy hubs you get mega adjustments. I am running 0 toe right now and loving it. 2 deg block with 2 degree inserts backwards on the hub. As for the teemu chassis I havent seen a need for it right now. I may have a few Trix up my sleeve. I will keep you posted.
10-06-2004, 07:36 PM
#7598
Originally posted by brians11
on the alloy arm mounts, are there bushings in them, or what is there to help with the wear?
on the alloy arm mounts, are there bushings in them, or what is there to help with the wear?
10-06-2004, 07:37 PM
#7599
arm mounts
Schumacher has been using a aloy arm mount for quite some time in the past for their off road buggies, to their current Mi2, without wear of sort. To answer your question, there are no bushings in the mount. But can you tell me of a alloy arm mount that has a bushing? TC3, no. Losi, no. Yokomo, no. Hpi, no. Corally, no. Catch my point. No need for one. Use them without any problems. You wont be dissapointed.
10-06-2004, 07:42 PM
#7600
Re: arm mounts
Originally posted by Raul Garcia
Schumacher has been using a aloy arm mount for quite some time in the past for their off road buggies, to their current Mi2, without wear of sort. To answer your question, there are no bushings in the mount. But can you tell me of a alloy arm mount that has a bushing? TC3, no. Losi, no. Yokomo, no. Hpi, no. Corally, no. Catch my point. No need for one. Use them without any problems. You wont be dissapointed.
Schumacher has been using a aloy arm mount for quite some time in the past for their off road buggies, to their current Mi2, without wear of sort. To answer your question, there are no bushings in the mount. But can you tell me of a alloy arm mount that has a bushing? TC3, no. Losi, no. Yokomo, no. Hpi, no. Corally, no. Catch my point. No need for one. Use them without any problems. You wont be dissapointed.
10-06-2004, 08:07 PM
#7603
The set includes rear only, but we all liked the looks and put them on the front to
