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Posted

Hey all,

I bought some +2 A Arms from RPM industries.

I will start out with the good about these A Arms,

The guy gave me a deal of $300 +free shipping

was $335

 

now the bad,

The kit did not come with new bushings, like he said

The ball joints didn't fit, had to make the hole a little bigger

The shocks didnt fit, had the beat them into place

 

So affordable YES.

But took work making them fit.

Posted

http://www.ebay.com/...984.m1423.l2649

 

These? something does not sound right if it took all that to get installed, i have heard of a few people using these and they said they were pretty decent. I was looking into getting a set.

 

 

yep that's what I bought

 

so far they have not been a bolt in and go kinda job.

more like a tweak this and pound that kinda job

 

and I and I currently using the stock shocks because I cant afford longer ones at the moment

the guy told me stock shocks will work fine.

Posted

reeming the spindles is known with most aftermarket a-arms.

 

and i bet you are running the wrong shocks.

 

I have owned Quicksand, Stellar and Laeger a-arms and have never had to ream anything.

Posted

According to that post.... NO REAMING REQUIRED. HA HA. I also like at the bottom how it says... "If they break we'll replace them", will they replace all the rest of the parts that get ruined when they fail?? Like they say... you get what you paid for.

Posted (edited)

Well other then having to manipulate them on do you like them?

 

if your doing a build on a budget and don't mind having to do a little work

Sure they are great for the money

Edited by band1t
Posted

Thats fucked up it actually says no reaming required and you had too...i would be calling the owner and see if he could shed some light on that, i doubt its possible you got sent the wrong ones but you never know.

Posted

Quicksand, LSR and Roll Design here. Havent had to ream either, is it cheap quality arms, or do quality arms need the same thing?

 

Alot of the lower price a arms use moog tie rod ends from a mazda truck for the ball joints that have the wrong taper for a yamaha spindle.

Posted

whats bad is the newer ball joints with the correct spindle stud cost the same if not less than the mazda truck tie rods....

 

 

hmmmm

 

 

i'd also say maybe you got the wrong ball joints or something.. who knows.

Posted

Dont some ball joints come with a straight shaft instead of tapered? I had to ream my spindles for my stellar tie rod ends to fit... It was no big deal. :confused:

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