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i have done searches on this topic and there is no definate answer for what a-arms should i get?? help me out need good opions, real life experience. im willing to pay around $400 i know im getting elkas,but just not sure about a-arms. thanks for your opions. don

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i have done searches on this topic and there is no definate answer for what a-arms should i get?? help me out need good opions, real life experience. im willing to pay around $400 i know im getting elkas,but just not sure about a-arms. thanks for your opions. don

Janssenn or Quicksand make good arms in your price range. :thumbsup:

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well i have looked at both of those. i also looked at moose products,does anyone know if they are worth a shit? their kit comes with everything except shocks for around $850. don

I didn't know Moose made a-arms. I suspect they are fairly inexpensively made. They are probably alright f you just ride in the sand and don't do any jumping.

 

What was wrong with the Janssenn and Quicksand arms?

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nothing i just sent qsr some questions, i'll be waiting till next week to hear back from them.. they look decent not really expensive either. i just want to make a good purchase ya know? don

What were your questions about the QSR arms? Maybe one of us can answer them sooner.

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basically about my riding style,since im basically going to be trail riding and like some jumping here and there, will the joints take the abuse? which set do i get? 2 and1 or the 3 and1. don

Those are all good questions. I do not feel that I am probably the best person here to answer them though. :thumbsup:

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Quicksand, Wicked, and Janssenn are all great a-arms to consider. Honestly i would say Quicksand is the best of the bunch from everything iv read and has awesome customer service. Id love to recommend LSR, Laeger, or Rolldesign but plain and simple you cant even touch them for that kinda money. even a used set is 350-400ish

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You know I can help you out with the A-Arms. Like I said the LSR Racng A-Arms will handle all of the abuse you give them then some. I can do you better than that 8 something price and thats with Lonestar breaklines and shipping for the racing A-Arms. I think you could get away with LSR Rec Arms, but if your getting the Elkas and top of the line everything else well like I said about strength. Laeger makes a great product but they dont offer them in the +1 forward anymore. I called I asked they simply dont press them that way for the Banshee anymore. One thing I dident mention, we got around it somehow, Roll Design sure do make nice products but that is for the unlimited budget.

 

As for the 400 and under A-Arms I cant recomend you because I have never personaly ran them. If you do end up buying a set make sure they are +2+1 and chromoly dont settle for anything less. Heim Joints, caster and camber, and grease fittings are all good things to look for in A-Arms also.

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You guys heard of Wicked? I saw these on ebay but don't know about them: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WICKED-PROD...108112470QQrdZ1

Also saw these chrome Magnum's: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Magnum-Chro...100920586QQrdZ1

Wicked is a compnay that I bleive is based in Florida. Most of their stuff is ok from what I hear, though I have never used any of it.

 

I would steer clear of those Magnum a-arms. I am guessing they are fairly low quality.

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im going to second that opinion! stay away from Magnum anything....I'm not sure about the arms...but i am on my 3rd axle carrier from them...everytime... the welds that hold the sprocket hub to the carrier and the brake rotor hub to the carrier have cracked 3 times now.....i paid 180.00 for it brand new....sent it back..new wone they broke...sent it back...new one broke...now i just paid my local shop to go overboard on the welding and permanantly fix the problem...

 

the wicked ones look better quality wise....

 

good luck

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