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Radius Arm/Traction beam -hardware and bracket help request
- Thread starter RustySJohnson
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- March 4, 2007
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- anaheim hills,california
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- 95 ranger 4x4/ 91 X 4x4
...I wanted to jump in here on this...
...I've had broke the old Stupidlift arms that were not re-inforced and I think I have broke 3-4 sets that were re-inforced by stupidlift..
..The best way to go is to have your stock arms modified and extended as mentioned in the previous link about my radius arms..
..Since then I had Brandon at BTF (vendor here) build me a couple sets, one for each of my trucks for different set-ups and uses..Pics of the 2 sets can be found here in post #1..
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=288810
..Not a problem in the design at all and they are race proven, on other trucks of course..
...I've had broke the old Stupidlift arms that were not re-inforced and I think I have broke 3-4 sets that were re-inforced by stupidlift..
..The best way to go is to have your stock arms modified and extended as mentioned in the previous link about my radius arms..
..Since then I had Brandon at BTF (vendor here) build me a couple sets, one for each of my trucks for different set-ups and uses..Pics of the 2 sets can be found here in post #1..
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=288810
..Not a problem in the design at all and they are race proven, on other trucks of course..
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