Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
06-20-2005, 11:25 AM
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Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
I am looking for your opinions on rear A-Arms (lower) I am looking for the strongest arms possible. toe in/out is not important to me I just want the maximum strength.
06-20-2005, 11:36 AM
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RE: Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
I have the Elcon on order but if you find the turnbuckles pulling out of the arms try using a 39mm (6100/4) one instead of the 32mm stock. I've tried it and it's been holding up even after I put it into one of the stripped arms!!
Speaking of arms, what's better to use the stainless or titanium wishbone pins?? Which will bent less. I know the cost about 4 times the price too!!!
Speaking of arms, what's better to use the stainless or titanium wishbone pins?? Which will bent less. I know the cost about 4 times the price too!!!
06-20-2005, 04:28 PM
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RE: Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
I really love the design of the rear lover Elcon mounts. (Elcon pics loaned from their homepage attached)
I haven't seen any stronger than that, and they are also very simple to adjust.
The KP Designs rear wishbones also look very strong, but I like the Elcon design better.
I haven't seen any stronger than that, and they are also very simple to adjust.
The KP Designs rear wishbones also look very strong, but I like the Elcon design better.
06-21-2005, 01:39 AM
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RE: Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
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I also run the elcon rear lowers and *** pins. They have held up for about 6 tanks and that is saying alot coming from me
I also run the elcon rear lowers and *** pins. They have held up for about 6 tanks and that is saying alot coming from me
I am there dude!!!!
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RE: Lower A-arms Rear Opinions
I have the KP rear arms on my EVO. They have design issues so I can't recommend them. After you sort everything out, they are nice but not as easy to adjust as others.
