Skyjacker Radius Arms?
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Skyjacker Radius Arms?
√ Skyjacker Suspensions RA150L - Skyjacker Radius Arms - Overview - SummitRacing.com
Has anyone installed these arms? Or what have you heard about them?
Has anyone installed these arms? Or what have you heard about them?
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I really like them, but I believe you need at least a 4" lift for extended arms. These don't specify but I'm looking because I'd like to run them on my Bronco, but I don't really wanna lift it right now.
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It appears that they have another set of arms taht are made for 4-6" lifts and specify required parts.
Skyjacker Suspensions RA150 - Skyjacker Radius Arms - Overview - SummitRacing.com
That arms you listed above do not require any additional parts per Summitracing.
Skyjacker Suspensions RA150 - Skyjacker Radius Arms - Overview - SummitRacing.com
That arms you listed above do not require any additional parts per Summitracing.
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Well form reading this installation page. It seems that part number RA150L is only for one Radius arm, not a kit.
http://www.skyjacker.com/instructions/FORD/286BS.pdf
http://www.skyjacker.com/instructions/FORD/286BS.pdf
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Thanks Edge,
I should have asked about extended radius arms in general. Like, what are some good ones? The Superlift ones from JBG look kinda weak and I have heard of them cracking more then once. Just looking for some good radius arms.
I should have asked about extended radius arms in general. Like, what are some good ones? The Superlift ones from JBG look kinda weak and I have heard of them cracking more then once. Just looking for some good radius arms.
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For most purposes any of them are good. I have seen pictures of the Rancho ones breaking while doing serious rock-crawling (i.e. dropping the truck on a rock and hitting radius arm).
The BDS ones look very strong, but are also $$$ as is anything BDS. However they have a no BS warranty taht can't be beat.
The BDS ones look very strong, but are also $$$ as is anything BDS. However they have a no BS warranty taht can't be beat.
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