Hi, just wondering what people thought of these and if any one has actually fitted them or something similar? Cheers Pete
ULTRAIL ARMS
ULTRAIL ARMS
Ultrail Arms
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Im with you GBGop2:
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I have a set fitted on my Discovery 1.
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They look lovely ... can you get them in pink?
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What would you like to know?.
Are they worth it? Do they make a significant difference to the amount of flex over standard cranked arms? Do they wear out quickly like rose joints have a bit of a reputation of doing?
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Yes I think they are worth it, the arms will move throu 180 degrees in one plane and about 30 degrees in the other plane, also being adjustable you
can track the rear axle , had mine about a year done a fair bit of green
laneing no problems so far.
can track the rear axle , had mine about a year done a fair bit of green
laneing no problems so far.
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I get the idea of using A frame ball joints but having the adjustment in the centre isnt nice.
Best bolt on solution Ive seen is x arms from x engineering other than that you cant beat 2"x .250 cds with johnny joints(like a rose joint with polyurethane bushing)
Best bolt on solution Ive seen is x arms from x engineering other than that you cant beat 2"x .250 cds with johnny joints(like a rose joint with polyurethane bushing)
