Which suspension arms?

[JThiessen]

Originally Posted by jnev

Fast Lane Machine has a lifetime warranty, so you don't need to worry about breaking them.
http://www.fastlanemachine.com/Publi...1/Default.aspx

Yeah, but so do the RPM's......just cause they have a warranty doesnt mean they dont break.

Most here have much more experience in this than me, but I've never seen people repetively break the same RPM part without having some other issue that was the real root cause - albeit driving style, or bad set-up. If you get something that is going to hold up better at the pin, you might end up breaking parts in a different area - that impact has to be taken up somewhere.

[mkrusedc]

Originally Posted by JThiessen

Yeah, but so do the RPM's......just cause they have a warranty doesnt mean they dont break.

Most here have much more experience in this than me, but I've never seen people repetively break the same RPM part without having some other issue that was the real root cause - albeit driving style, or bad set-up. If you get something that is going to hold up better at the pin, you might end up breaking parts in a different area - that impact has to be taken up somewhere.

Definately driving style!! I was jumping a 4 foot high pile of dirt and the resultant 25 foot cartwheel probably had something to do with it.

[JThiessen]

Originally Posted by mkrusedc

Definately driving style!! I was jumping a 4 foot high pile of dirt and the resultant 25 foot cartwheel probably had something to do with it.

SWEEET!!!

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if you are talking about the bottom shock screw on the lower arm put a locknut on the backside and the screws won't rip out anymore, if you are using 3.3 driveshafts there s no room, so upgrade to cvd's!