Arrma 6S EXB Shock Standoff (4)
About this part
- Precision machined from a high-quality steel material
- Engineered to resist bending stresses seen at upper shock mount
- Accurately cut M3 threads for installation of attachment hardware
- Supplied in a set of four with flanged lock nuts for attachment to shock towers
- (4) EXB Shock Standoff
- (4) Flanged M3 Lock Nut
- Felony
- Infraction
- Kraton
- Limitless
- Mojave
- Notorious
- Outcast
- Talion
- Typhon
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I just broke one in a moderate bash. They look nice. Are they really stronger than stock? Mine snapped off and I'll have to remove the tower and use a punch to extract it so I won't end up hacking up the tower. I have M2C racing standoffs on a Typhon with are much bigger and haven't had a problem. M2C on this part is much more expensive but I'll end up replacing the Arrma with M2C Edit: just snapped another. These are brittle. Better of stay with stock
Broke one first run on my Talion EXB. Snapped clear in half. I had extras so easy fix but I do not recommend these for heavy bashing. They will snap 100%
These fit my arrma 6s EXB fine but I literally broke them the next run I took my truck out on some simple landing only rear two broke .
These are trash. Replace them with either M2C or standoffs from the RTR. Where it sheared you can clearly see they are low quality cast iron parts with a shiny polished surface. I have a notorious RTR that has been thrashed on since day 1 and never had a problem. Brand new EXB shears one of these on the 3rd run on a tiny jump.
Reviewers consistently report that these shock standoffs for the Arrma 6S EXB broke quickly, often on the first or second run and during fairly light use such as small jumps or landings. Several describe the parts as brittle and say they snapped cleanly in half, sometimes requiring tower removal to extract the broken piece. One reviewer noted the parts fit correctly, but the common complaint is durability. Reviewers who replaced them recommended M2C or stock standoffs instead, citing their longer track record. Overall feedback is uniformly negative, though the sample is small at four reviews.
- + Fits the Arrma 6S EXB correctly
- − Brittle and prone to snapping
- − Breaks on first or second run
- − Fails under light use such as small jumps
- − Broken pieces can be difficult to extract