Subject	I did see a screenshot of some FEA on the Voodoo site
Posted by	ttsmokin on November 25, 2017 at 1:20 PM
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In Reply To	Aluminum does not have a fatigue limit like steel does posted by BlackholeZ on November 24, 2017 at 09:00 PM
Message	Not sure if they were looking at fatigue cycling or just applied loading. It always surprises me how little some things are tested for the automotive aftermarket compared to OEMs. I think most aftermarket parts testing is done on vehicle, instead of lab designed tests to determine fatigue or ultimate overload strength.
Follow Ups	Suspension Components Aluminum T6061 vs Billet 4130 - jessethehitman 15:05:11 11/22/17 If cost is not a factor, SPL hands down. (n/m) - itsa300zx 17:45:50 11/22/17 Not necessarily a simple answer - ttsmokin 21:23:35 11/22/17 Re: Not necessarily a simple answer - jessethehitman 02:03:12 11/23/17 I don't have personal experience with SPL but - ttsmokin 14:09:48 11/24/17 Re: I don't have personal experience with SPL but - jessethehitman 19:56:41 11/25/17 Aluminum does not have a fatigue limit like steel does - BlackholeZ 21:00:44 11/24/17 I did see a screenshot of some FEA on the Voodoo site - ttsmokin 13:20:39 11/25/17 SPL newest rear lower arms are aluminum. i think either - slayer fan 13:27:19 11/25/17 Ah, I'm mistaken then. I haven't actually looked at their - BlackholeZ 16:28:22 11/25/17 yes, i meant upper arms. (n/m) - slayer fan 17:00:33 11/25/17
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