Who Wants a 37 inch A Arm for the Rev?

brahm · Dec 31, 2010

These available with different locations for shock mounts? I've got an after market set of zbros I needed to buy for my wider holtz arms when my stockers got bent. I'd hate to go back to stock blown out shocks, when I have a nice set of zbroz.

byeatts · Dec 31, 2010

brahm said:
These available with different locations for shock mounts? I've got an after market set of zbros I needed to buy for my wider holtz arms when my stockers got bent. I'd hate to go back to stock blown out shocks, when I have a nice set of zbroz.

Have 6 days on these new arms now and were in Really deep snow ,Over 20 feet and this sled will dance edge to edge on a side hill. Huge improvement.Best Mod to and Rev for the extreme riders.

brahm · Jan 10, 2011

byeatts said:
Have 6 days on these new arms now and were in Really deep snow ,Over 20 feet and this sled will dance edge to edge on a side hill. Huge improvement.Best Mod to and Rev for the extreme riders.

Don't quite follow you, my question was if I can get these to work w/my zbroz shocks which I believe are an inch longer then stock.

sledsrock · Jan 10, 2011

brahm said:
Don't quite follow you, my question was if I can get these to work w/my zbroz shocks which I believe are an inch longer then stock.

I think byeatts just hit the quote button instead of the reply button. He's just making a general statement about the arms.

brahm · Jan 10, 2011

sledsrock said:
I think byeatts just hit the quote button instead of the reply button. He's just making a general statement about the arms.

ah makes sense.

wildcard28 · Mar 28, 2011

Hello has anyone weight there stock X model arms and a set of Dan`s arms???

what is the total weight difference, I am very interested in getting a set I would just like to know what the weight advantage is over stock arms, I know the stance difference is huge lookin forward to that , which is half of my decision to purchase a set but need to know how many pounds lighter they are than stock arms, this would be good info for everyone to know

I don`t want to take my stock ones off to weight them , whey I take mine off there will be new ones going back on

congrats on the arms the pics and colors look awesome on the website.

Thanks Wildcard

wildcard28 · Apr 10, 2011

Hello I am saving up for a set of the chromoly 37inch arms I WILL be getting a set for my sled hope it really helps and improves the effort of getting the sled tipped or carved onto a sidehill the hardest manuever I am having difficulty is initiating a down hill to an uphill carv or turn around when I get stuck goin downhill in a difficult offcamber slope just cant seem to get the sled tipped up and powered into a uphill turn. I know experience and seat time helps in this case, of course the snow was snowcone type and set up I`m sure pow would be different.

Will be also shaving as much weight as possible off the front of whole sled

What would you recommend for us to be the best ski we would all benefit from for an easy sidehilling ski to run with this arms of ski stance set up??
I`m not impressed with the 6.9 pilot ski on the sled now they have been swapped from side to side and have a carls like cut out in them and still has to be better skis out there to help.

any chance of a lighter or improved Rev spindle also??:face-icon-small-hap

by chance any off season special price deals going to be offer on a set too??

Thank You, Wildcard

byeatts · Apr 10, 2011

wildcard28 said:
Hello I am saving up for a set of the chromoly 37inch arms I WILL be getting a set for my sled hope it really helps and improves the effort of getting the sled tipped or carved onto a sidehill the hardest manuever I am having difficulty is initiating a down hill to an uphill carv or turn around when I get stuck goin downhill in a difficult offcamber slope just cant seem to get the sled tipped up and powered into a uphill turn. I know experience and seat time helps in this case, of course the snow was snowcone type and set up I`m sure pow would be different.

Will be also shaving as much weight as possible off the front of whole sled

What would you recommend for us to be the best ski we would all benefit from for an easy sidehilling ski to run with this arms of ski stance set up??
I`m not impressed with the 6.9 pilot ski on the sled now they have been swapped from side to side and have a carls like cut out in them and still has to be better skis out there to help.

any chance of a lighter or improved Rev spindle also??:face-icon-small-hap

by chance any off season special price deals going to be offer on a set too??

Thank You, Wildcard

Mods ski was developed for powder around the Rev and they are effortless to bottom turn with Dans narrow arms.The combination works very well.The stock spindles are the best geometry and can be lightened by rounding off all the square edges and polish,Look great also. The new arms will be 1/2 the weight of stock.This will change the way your sled carves

NorthMNSledder · Apr 13, 2011

How about some more pictures of the arms mounted on some sleds? There must be a few pics floating around by now. :face-icon-small-coo

byeatts · Apr 13, 2011

NorthMNSledder said:
How about some more pictures of the arms mounted on some sleds? There must be a few pics floating around by now. :face-icon-small-coo

Shoot me you e mail and I will send pics

NorthMNSledder · Apr 15, 2011

Alright, here are the pics I got from Byeatts.

sledsrock · Apr 15, 2011

NorthMNSledder said:
Alright, here are the pics I got from Byeatts.

sniff....sniff.....smells like Horsepower!!

That sled would definately look better in Colorado than in Cali.........lol!

wildcard28 · Apr 23, 2011

Thats a Bad Azz sled. front end looks good I would like to have the timbersled rear skid or a holz either one

Wildcard

wildcard28 · Apr 24, 2011

anyone know what wall thickness of the tubing is on the Chromoly arms ???

savings in getting closer to being able to get me a set of these arms, Yae!!

Thanks, Wildcard

bikerjustin · May 12, 2011

alt said:
Just an update guys.

Alternative impact cro-moly 39.5'' a-arms
Top-.90lbs each
Bottom-2.10lbs each
Total per set 6.00lbs

New 37''
Top-.80lbs
Bottom-1.90lbs
Total per set 5.40lbs

Sure you can do the math, but is a .60 lb bonus over the 39.5''. Thanks!

Dan

Has anyone weighed the stock parts to find out what the weight savings for these is?

byeatts · May 14, 2011

Dan has the weights. It just about 1/2 of stock X model arms

wildcard28 · May 28, 2011

Still trying to get me a set of the Alt Impact arms work has unfortunetly been slow, the narrow stance will help I`m sure . I measured my sled finaly today and it has a stance from center to center of the lower ball joint of 38 1/4 inchs seems narrower than most other measurements I have heard of on the Rev Summit before. thought they were 39 1/2 and wider, I definetly want a set for the weight loss and combined with the mod ski.

Wildcard

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