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Tmaxx96

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I'm looking to upgrade to all aluminum after i sell my snow blower I'm looking to pay no more than 200 for all of it but i only want the a-arms and bulkheads and Maby a new cooling head for my 2.5r and I'm on a budget untill i sell the snow blowere btw its an ariens with electric start looking for 250 thanx peoples

oh and i need a reciver and FOC
 
I know every one is going to knock on this, but I hat the integy ones and had NO problems EVER! They looked snazzy to.. lol (they matched the blue chassis plate.. hence the snazzy...)

As for a-arms, stay away from aluminum.. BAD idea! Let me tell you from past experieces. You'll break more than just the arm.. get RPM arms for durability and lightness.. and they come in BLUE!!! lol
 
no my brother has all aluminum parts on his MGT and they are snazzy and never break or i want the rpm arms and some GREEN die would that look sweet or what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Aluminum is bad for any area on a truck that receives regular heavy blows such as a-arms. Once aluminum is bent, bending it back will only break it if it isn't already cracked.

Titanium arms, on the other hand, while expensive, are almost indestructible. They flex without breaking so are good for a-arms. I know there's a company that makes titanium arms but I can't think of the name. They're freakin' expensive though -- I think it was like 200 bucks for a single set.
 
Aluminum is bad for any area on a truck that receives regular heavy blows such as a-arms. Once aluminum is bent, bending it back will only break it if it isn't already cracked.

Titanium arms, on the other hand, while expensive, are almost indestructible. They flex without breaking so are good for a-arms. I know there's a company that makes titanium arms but I can't think of the name. They're freakin' expensive though -- I think it was like 200 bucks for a single set.

I think you mean Flex Tech or something along those lines... Yes, they are an awesome upgrade. I don't know if they are worth the extra money over the RPM arms though.
 
I'd worry about a 3.3 swap before making a machine that's under powered heavier. The foc makes a nice difference, but not enough to fool ya! It'll still be a 2.5. How bout some green chassis components and a Grave Digger body?!
 
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i'm thinking of going green also
 
good idea ill do that DOES ANY 1 have any white rpm parts for sale??? and what kind of die do i use????
 
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