How about you don't hit stuff? That seems like the most logical solution 
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A-arm upgrade
- Thread starter goforbroke
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Get the strongest ones you can find.
Nobody makes any strong enough to damage the bulkhead from a ski hit.
Encapsulated ball joints mean 100% of failures are arm replacements.
Alt impact arms are weak.
TREX so far have held up great on the sleds I’ve been around.
I just consider them a wear item and keep a full spare set on hand.
Fancy expensive ones seem to fail just as readily as cheap ones.
When i was learning to trowel and rake concrete my boss used to say, not too much and not too little. There's a spot in the middle called just right.
Stock with the Arm Candy braces. The braces strengthen the thinnest inner most area of the A-Arms that can fail from just catching a rock with the ski skags. If you still hit something hard the braced arm, it will fail outside the brace. We have not had any reports of bulkheads failing with braces. Failures without the braces also move the arm in enough that shock damage easily occurs. When hitting an object with the braces on, the bend is farther out on the arm so the shock has never been damaged in any of the incidence we have heard about.
That seams great in theory I just don’t remember that while I’m out ridingHow about you don't hit stuff? That seems like the most logical solution
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