alu steering blocks - your comments
Hi all, i read on another forum that alu steering blocks are important on carpet. Can any of you comment on this one way or another.
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The interior borders are usually unforgiving on a carpet track. I use aluminum knuckles for added security. They can bend though, so you still have to keep an eye on them.
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It depends on what kind of car you have. Some are more durable in stock form than others.
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Originally Posted by samnelso
(Post 10788408)
It depends on what kind of car you have. Some are more durable in stock form than others.
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Running alloy knuckles means you can't snap them or rip the kingpins out when you hit the track barrier, so you have a better chance of finishing the race.
As for performance, the alloy knuckles just add extra unsprung weight. If you don't break knuckles now there's no advantage to upgrading to alloy ones. |
Originally Posted by terry.sc
(Post 10789301)
Running alloy knuckles means you can't snap them or rip the kingpins out when you hit the track barrier, so you have a better chance of finishing the race.
As for performance, the alloy knuckles just add extra unsprung weight. If you don't break knuckles now there's no advantage to upgrading to alloy ones. Thanks Terry, i haven't broken one but have stripped one. Expensive upgrade if not needed ! |
Originally Posted by terry.sc
(Post 10789301)
Running alloy knuckles means you can't snap them or rip the kingpins out when you hit the track barrier, so you have a better chance of finishing the race.
As for performance, the alloy knuckles just add extra unsprung weight. If you don't break knuckles now there's no advantage to upgrading to alloy ones. |
Originally Posted by 32819toon
(Post 10791695)
Expensive upgrade if not needed !
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Originally Posted by 32819toon
(Post 10788754)
I have an Xray T3, and it was said on an Xray forum
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I've broken a couple of xray knuckles, but I hit every board, so that might be why.
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I run them in my team magic and very happy. I broke a few plastic ones there but they cheaper harder plastic. My associated blocks never broke once. Raped bearings but never steering blocks. Some are stronger for sure and survive better.
Depends how much you love your car choice. My e4 blocks would have been $70 new..... |
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