Kagama 55 packs in

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mrBigpitts

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For all the negative Nancy's out there on the whole alloy arms debate, im 55 packs in today, mostly on 4s,and I'm pleased to advise my heavily modified LE kagama is stil in one piece,loving the sensored max 8 combo.
Not bashed hard and ive learnt a lot about air control with my somewhat successful landings (most of the time)lol.
Cheers to all the regulars on here for all the great advice and stoked to be part of a genuinely non douchebag forum.

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I think it depends on size & scale of vehicles think I saw a vid about mcd vehicles where the (entry level)pro version with plastic arms comes in at same weight as ultimate with 7075 arms. Corally arms quite chunky I bet if weighed them probably not a big difference between them & your metal versions
 
I think it depends on size & scale of vehicles think I saw a vid about mcd vehicles where the (entry level)pro version with plastic arms comes in at same weight as ultimate with 7075 arms. Corally arms quite chunky I bet if weighed them probably not a big difference between them & your metal versions
I put the alloy arms on this Le after I totally destroyed it not long after i purchased it.
It was my first rc car since my tamiya boomerang that I purchased in 1983.
Things have come a long way.
 
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