Talion Gpm suspension mount inserts
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I don't see them on GPMs website. Which makes the part disposable in essence. That's why I don't use them. The inserts wear out and creates slop, then you just need to replace the whole part. I looked at those parts before. Other companies same also when it comes to alloy parts that use inserts for rotating parts. Try contacting GPM. But they are not great with CS. Had an issue with a GPM crawler part tha would not fit, and CS was useless. Maybe you can make them out of Delrin material? Others here may have better information or ideas.
Good luck
I don't see them on GPMs website. Which makes the part disposable in essence. That's why I don't use them. The inserts wear out and creates slop, then you just need to replace the whole part. I looked at those parts before. Other companies same also when it comes to alloy parts that use inserts for rotating parts. Try contacting GPM. But they are not great with CS. Had an issue with a GPM crawler part tha would not fit, and CS was useless. Maybe you can make them out of Delrin material? Others here may have better information or ideas.
Good luck
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Thanks buddyWelcome to AF.
I don't see them on GPMs website. Which makes the part disposable in essence. That's why I don't use them. The inserts wear out and creates slop, then you just need to replace the whole part. I looked at those parts before. Other companies same also when it comes to alloy parts that use inserts for rotating parts. Try contacting GPM. But they are not great with CS. Had an issue with a GPM crawler part tha would not fit, and CS was useless. Maybe you can make them out of Delrin material? Others here may have better information or ideas.
Good luck
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The GPM ones are soft and bend easy. Not worthwhile looking for these plastic inserts. The part is useless, bent one on the first session.
They do look nice but are part of the learning curve i.e. move on to something different. Stock works well.
They do look nice but are part of the learning curve i.e. move on to something different. Stock works well.
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I agree with the others... it's the rear one right? Mine wore out quick too... the front lower and the rears created a lot of arm slop for me so stock went back in
The front upper mount was the only one of the suspension mounts worth getting as it's fully alloy and threaded... the rest of the GPM parts I use have done well too (F/R braces, servo mount, motor/diff mount and diff gears)
The front upper mount was the only one of the suspension mounts worth getting as it's fully alloy and threaded... the rest of the GPM parts I use have done well too (F/R braces, servo mount, motor/diff mount and diff gears)
