alloy vs alum?

[wldcntryboy1]

so i've been looking for ugrading a few parts on my merv, and i looked at rpm products. My question here is which is stronger alum or alloy parts? i would like to add one or the other on the merv just not in my suspension area to much. any ideas?

[Jimmie Neutron]

What kind of alloy?

I would stick with RPM for arms.

[50togo]

Most metal parts will be aluminum for the merv sometimes titanium. What are you looking for

[wldcntryboy1]

im not sure what kind of alloy yet. i plan on rpm a arms in front and i found some true track rear a arms on one of the hobby sites but they were alum,

[wldcntryboy1]

as of right now im just looking at lil non moving parts for alum or alloy. not really lookin for it on suspension

[50togo]

stick with rpm for rear too!

[Rdnk24]

Would the nylon construction RPM arms be stronger than the stock ones

[50togo]

The rpm arms will flex where stock will break

[Rdnk24]

I'm looking for a cheap alternative since my daughter just broke my front a arm

[50togo]

rpm arms are the best game in town you can get them about 13.00 shipped

[Shogun6]

Please define alloy as just about every aluminum part is made of an alloy.

Do you mean aluminum/alloy vs plastic?

[wldcntryboy1]

so i decided to buy the rpm arms front and rear along with the adjustable toe arms. whats the easiest and bet way to align the wheels?

[50togo]

Rpm sells a camber gauge but you can use a small level and tape measure. That's the inexpensive way wont be as accurate

[wldcntryboy1]

is there a certian degree for the alignments? is there a website?

[50togo]

it's all in the manual stock settings camber front and rear negative 2 degrees toe in front neg 1 degree rear neg 1.5

[wldcntryboy1]

ok thank ya