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Would like to get some A-Arms for the Nytro, I've seen them before, who makes and what is good..
Who makes A-Arms for the Nytro
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timbersled 800, z bros 1200, west cost sleds 650. Personally I would like to try the zbros but not happy about the price.
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ZBroz are only $925. Not cheep but probably the best you can get. I hear the Timbersled bend easy.
I went with a set of West Coast Sleds front suspension and it is really well built. Alot like the Timbersled but does not have the crappy spindle the timbersled kit has. The billet aluminum spindle is very nice. Also originally WCS kit was not going to have provisions for the sway bar, it now does.
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i have a set of timbersled a-arms on my nytro this is year 3. First year bent the ball joint bracket that bolts to the spindle. There was a update for it he sent me out a new set of spintles with alot beefer plate on the top. Never had a problem since. I would say timbersled is a fine choice!
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West Coast Sleds
I also have West Coast Sleds front suspension and I love it! The workmanship on this kit is top notch. Just need a new track and I'll be happy as a marmot in new snow.
You can contact Sean at
https://westcoastsleds.com/cart/
You won't be disappointed! :beer;
I also have West Coast Sleds front suspension and I love it! The workmanship on this kit is top notch. Just need a new track and I'll be happy as a marmot in new snow.
You can contact Sean at
https://westcoastsleds.com/cart/
You won't be disappointed! :beer;
Bang for the buck I would go with the West Coast setup. Ran one last year and will be running again this year. Turns WAY better and has held up to abuse.
I heard the Timber Sled A-Arms were pretty good!!!
Doesnt the west coast set up use stock ball joints/bushings?
http://www.zbrozracing.com/store/index.php?cPath=142_146_154_222&osCsid=7p1nd1kug6sgk1mosp8j2a1347
Looks like they reduced their price as well.
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i ran the west coast front end last year really like it ,well built & works well.
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Diamond-S Titanium A-arms are really light and strong. I think there around 1000.00 but they use the stock spindle.
What do you mean by bend easy? Last season I hit a huge rock hard enough that I bent a stock spindle, wrecked a ski, and twisted the subframe. Stock A arms are still perfectly straight. This wreck was a bit extreme and may not be a great example, but I would rather bend an A arm than have to shell out $700 and a full weekend replacing a subframe. However, given the subframe design, maybe there is no way to protect it even hitting something at low speed.
We have a couple of sets on it's way from http://www.alternativeimpact.com/ they have them in both cro-mo and titanium.
It's going to be interessting to see how they looks.
Price and customer service is on top, thanks Dan!
It's going to be interessting to see how they looks.
Price and customer service is on top, thanks Dan!
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