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Old 08-08-2010
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Im about to order the Alloy Block Suspension Set - U3517 as the 'plastic' ones snapped on me over the weekend.

Any other parts on the car that you would recommend I buy - the alloy versions of - instead of the plastic kit parts?

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If you want to bulletproof it - alloy steering and if you don't have Stegger's front brace then also replace front bits with alloy. I did couple of races and it stayed together with Stegger's brace without need of replacing.

I broke one side of plastic steering in 4 races. Seems to be quite strong, considering some bad landings on front wheels.
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If you want to bulletproof it - alloy steering and if you don't have Stegger's front brace then also replace front bits with alloy. I did couple of races and it stayed together with Stegger's brace without need of replacing.

I broke one side of plastic steering in 4 races. Seems to be quite strong, considering some bad landings on front wheels.
Do you mean the " U3308 SCHUMACHER CAT SX CNC ALLOY RADIUS ARM - LH " and the Right side too?

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http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/New_Ca...SX2/U3768.html

or you have to buy it bit by bit,
then you need radius arms and http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/New_Ca...SX2/U3446.html
and of course 2 short m3 screws and some nuts.
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tried about 6 online sites - and all out of stock

I have ordered the suspension block though (which broke last week on me)
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you should be fine with std steering, just be sure you've got replacement
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Mark at Schumacher told me today the alloy steering conversion is expected into stock within the next few days.

I have both the Cat SX and SX2 and given the same bit of rope to stumble into the earlier car certainly comes out of it in better condition; so for average Joe like myself I would say these are a must.
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