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Does anyone know if the wishbones that are included in the tuning set are graphite or the standard plastic? Even google doesnt seem to know



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Ben

I am going to take wild guess and say no graphite.
Because.....they don't appear to have GRAPHITE stamped on them from what I can see.
But to be honest it is hard to tell for sure from that picture. But at that angle I would think you could see the white letters if there.

They should have GRAPHITE on them if they are graphite. Like these do.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOSI-GRAPHITE-COMPOSITE-FRONT-SUSPENSION-ARMS-A-9738-/200375203826

mytimac wrote:I am going to take wild guess and say no graphite.
Because.....they don't appear to have GRAPHITE stamped on them from what I can see.
But to be honest it is hard to tell for sure from that picture. But at that angle I would think you could see the white letters if there.

They should have GRAPHITE on them if they are graphite. Like these do.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOSI-GRAPHITE-COMPOSITE-FRONT-SUSPENSION-ARMS-A-9738-/200375203826

Hmm, yes, I agree, hence my question. They dont appear to have the stamping on them at all.

I am sorry, I see this is probably not yours. I thought this was an "are these arms graphite" question. Not a "should these be graphite" in this type of kit question.

http://www.hobby-time.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=17501
Once again I think the answer is no based on this picture.
Google always has the answer.

I am betting this kit was released before the IWC Street Weapon which introduced the standard graphite parts and those same spoke wheels.

mytimac wrote:I am sorry, I see this is probably not yours. I thought this was an "are these arms graphite" question. Not a "should these be graphite" in this type of kit question.

http://www.hobby-time.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=17501
Once again I think the answer is no based on this picture.
Google always has the answer.

I am betting this kit was released before the IWC Street Weapon which introduced the standard graphite parts and those same spoke wheels.

I am pretty much convinced they are not either, I've searched a few photos and none of them seem to have the graphite logo.