Originally Posted by
FACTORYBUTNOT
Daryl80-There is no need to instal those RPM arms on ur new truck...I've yet to see someone break a stock arm. The truck should handle better with the stock arms as they are stiffer. Be careful with that Strc alum steering rack. I tried a alum sc10 bulkhead a couple years back and it developed slop very quickly due to the softness of the alum used.
I'd suggest you build the truck and race it stock before you change things on it. Team Associated spent alot of time and effort developing the new parts and setup.
Jg
No need to change to rpm if your stock arms are fresh, correct, as said before.
The stock (or rpm) arm does not need to be broken for them to need to be replaced. Stock arms are not stiffer than rpm's buy some and find out for yourself, you'll be happier with them.
I have run the strc steering rack from the initial build in October and it is money well spent with no issues. Strc makes quality parts.
Jsut sayin...