They appear to be fiberglass and very stiff, Robinson?
Who made these X2 steering arms?
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Re: Who made these X2 steering arms?
those are standard tamiya steering knuckles. the axles should be 5mm, and are used on grasshopper, hornet, lunchbox(longer axle however), and many others.
that looks like a very cheap and easy way to get metric wheels on your jrx2.
that looks like a very cheap and easy way to get metric wheels on your jrx2.
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Re: Who made these X2 steering arms?
Interesting, they were in a bag of parts I had, I am cleaning out stuff and found them. They fit snug and turn freely so whoever came up with it had an idea but it was not me.
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Re: Who made these X2 steering arms?
Something says MIP RC10T steering enhancement kit to me about those. What size is the axle? What about the threads, metric or standard?
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