boguing

boguing

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I'd like to find a (cheap) pair of front arms with 3 degree correction for a 2" lift. Later wide type from 1992ish.

Getting to the point where I'll have to buy new, so politely bumping back to the top!
 
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You may just have saved me a lot of time, frustration and some money. I knew they existed, but had completely forgotten about them - thank you!
 
boguing said:
You may just have saved me a lot of time, frustration and some money. I knew they existed, but had completely forgotten about them - thank you!
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You may not think that when you see how much they cost. :D:D
 
Ah. Yes £85.00 at Paddocks. And it raises another point. I'm not convinced that polybushes and their like are as good as OEM - why would LR not fit them, since they're easier to fit and can't be any difference in bulk pricing? And in going for the castor correct bush I'm not only getting possibly less effective material, but less of it in one direction because of the off centre nature.

I'm now probably back in favour of buying the arms. Until someone else comes along with another valid point....
 
gwyn lewis can bend your existing arms to the correct angle, they did mine for a six degree correction, and its a lot less than buying new
 
Well true I do have a mint set of qt arms available strangely enough. Not even fitted!
 
Still looking, although if I can't find a used pair I might go for bending existing ones.
 
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