Infraction Infraction rear camber link

[E92bmwm3]

Hi all. The joints on the rear top suspension arms on my infraction look to be very worn.

I've seen GPM do a stainless/aluminium set. Are these a worthwhile upgrade or should I go with stock arrma ones? Are there any other recommendations for replacements?

Thanks

 

[jkflow]

No, they are a downgrade. Cheap and flimsy in general, they look great but that's about it. Stay with stock.
I have yet to wear mine out, and it's seen heavy use and abuse. Only wear and tear would be on the plastic, and they are easily replaceable.

 

[E92bmwm3]

No, they are a downgrade. Cheap and flimsy in general, they look great but that's about it. Stay with stock.
I have yet to wear mine out, and it's seen heavy use and abuse. Only wear and tear would be on the plastic, and they are easily replaceable.

Great thank you.

 

[jkflow]

In general, stay away from GPM and Integy, there are only few exceptions like diff housing and wheel hubs. Everything else either causes problems or is a problem in itself. In all cases, expect tolerance and fitment issues.

 

[Senton_Prime]

In general, stay away from GPM and Integy, there are only few exceptions like diff housing and wheel hubs. Everything else either causes problems or is a problem in itself. In all cases, expect tolerance and fitment issues.

I have a gpm turnbuckle tie rod kit on my senton, and gpm shock tower braces, next is gpm cvds.. I have 0 complaints with them!! They really tightened up the steering slop and wheel slop!! Looking at some for the felony as well!!