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If the arm is snapped, it cannot be repaired. I would suggest going with RPM arms rather than aluminum ones, anyway. RPM's can take a massive amount of abuse and have a lifetime guarantee.
Aluminum ones, once bent, are history, no matter what. If you try to bend them back into shape, you only create a weak point and the next time it'll crumple like you're wadding a piece of paper up. That, and they are much more expensive.
Sorry about breaking the arm! That does suck!
Aluminum ones, once bent, are history, no matter what. If you try to bend them back into shape, you only create a weak point and the next time it'll crumple like you're wadding a piece of paper up. That, and they are much more expensive.
Sorry about breaking the arm! That does suck!
I second the RPM arms. Aluminum has it's place, but I never thought arms was one of those places.
No real good ideas here about fixing an arm. I'd just suggest saving up $15 for an RPM replacement set instead.
No real good ideas here about fixing an arm. I'd just suggest saving up $15 for an RPM replacement set instead.
jetmechG550
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+1 for RPM arms, forget the aluminum it will cause problems elsewhere
