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Originally Posted by ///maestro So the only benefit I see of the SPL is thicker build material Benefit over what? Other upper arm options? SPL is the only one that

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Old 03-20-2020, 07:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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So the only benefit I see of the SPL is thicker build material
Benefit over what? Other upper arm options? SPL is the only one that isn't prone to breaking on the track.

If you just need the adjustability, then you can get just about any of them. But if you drive hard, you will want the SPL. Not worth the risk of a weaker one breaking on you.
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