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After market front wishbones b44
is there any after market front wishbones available for the B44 that are stonger than standard as my son is going though them for fun:thumbdown:
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The only problem with strengthenin them mate is you would just transfer the problem and it would break something else ie bulkhead or frontbrace :confused:
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Actually thinking about it mark rigby modified a foam touringcar bumper too fit his and from what i remember worked quite well
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I found a big bumper on eBay for my B44, when I was going through front shock shafts.
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I've seen alloy ones.
As mentioned they either bend (and become worse than useless) or they transfer the breakage to a more expensive part. |
Same thought here...stick to changing the wishbones...they are cheap and easy to fix...anything stronger will only mean more expensive and difficult repairs!
Slow the car down somehow via EPA/motor/ESC/ or all of those, take a load of speed out until his control is better, and find a big bumper instead...will be much more effective! :thumbsup: |
I think I might have to go down the bumper route ..I have got a t bone one for a kyosho somewhere I might be able to modify I need to do something tho as they dont seem that strong hopefully I will not get the same issue when I start racing mine outside:thumbdown:
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Sounds like he's being a right rough bugger with it
Hahahahaha Get him a stinger Truggy or sc truck till he used to driving stuff big BumPers are a nightmare on buggys Remember Paul with his on his blizzard It was awful Like when they banned bull bars on jeeps and vans years ago cos to much destruction was happening Also is there not two types of associated wishbones Plastic and carbon Maybe you got the more brittle carbon ones |
Caron front wishbones for B44.1
Dont think associated do front B44.1 wishbones in carbon or if they do are they available from uk
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