Incision steel or Vanquish ti links?

[The Dark Knight]

Who is running either of the above on there Wraith?

Just wondering which would be best to get for crawling?

Aside from the price difference, there must be a fair difference in weight between them.

I was thinking the Incision steel links would be of more benefit for a crawler setup as it's adding weight low down? But the con might be the slightly larger diameter of the steel links.

Please let me know your thoughts and feedback.

Thanks

[mikemcE]

TI no bending or rust


Hang up and Drive

[Ninomaniac]

Steel, rust is scale!

[The Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by mikemcE

TI no bending or rust


Hang up and Drive

I don't think I'd be likely to bend them crawling which is all I'll be doing. I'm not hard on my rigs.

Originally Posted by Ninomaniac

Steel, rust is scale!

I don't mind a bit of rust

[mewalsh100]

I run the Incision stainless steel on my Wraith and AX10. They do not rust as they're stainless. I run the Vanquish Ti on my Truggy. The Ti units are significantly lighter, but the stainless units look burlier. I highly doubt you're going to bend either version short of driving the rig off a 100' cliff!

Also - as far as the diameters, the SS units are larger. I'm guessing the Ti units are about 3/4 the diameter of the SS. I'm traveling for work this week. I'll be home Friday though and can take a mic to both and get you measurements.

I have had zero issues with the SS units on my Wraith though as far as the size goes.

[PileDriver]

haha, yea like said above stainless does not rust.

I run both types, never bent or broke either materials. Sometimes break rod ends every now and then.

From now on I'm gonna buy the stainless (Incision). They are just as strong and less $.

[Ninomaniac]

Huh, I recently got STRC aluminum upper links for my Wraith and hate the fact they're so thick. Looks less scale IMO. Original Axial lowers aren't that bad, but I'd gladly replace them with thinner.