that is a nice increase in the ground clearance, compared to the stock a-arms. looks like some more powdercoating if you get your hands on them. :beer" i wish someone would modify the steering knuckle by relocating the tie-rod mount, that way we could run wider tires without needing wheel spacers or rims with a wider offset.
I want these a-arms
Bopp Race Components make can-am and Outlander chassis components. For the outty, they have a hand-made chome-moly frame. For the Gade they have a-arms also made of chrome-moly. The advantages are supposedly much lighter weight and much stronger than factory.
The biggest advantage other than that for the Gade a-arms is that they provide a lot more ground clearance than the factory Rene a-arms do.
I would love a set of these for our Prroject-X quad. I would think it would be a great project to push their product and possibly make some sales for them.
Tony Bopp builds frames for nascar and is the one that built teh frame for the Outty in this article.
The biggest advantage other than that for the Gade a-arms is that they provide a lot more ground clearance than the factory Rene a-arms do.
I would love a set of these for our Prroject-X quad. I would think it would be a great project to push their product and possibly make some sales for them.
Tony Bopp builds frames for nascar and is the one that built teh frame for the Outty in this article.
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i recently saw a set of blue a-arms on a gade, just not sure which forum i was browsing at the time.
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that's not to say someone didn't just powdercoat the stockers blue, i didn't pay much attention to the design of them. if i come across it again, i'll pm you.
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:that's not to say someone didn't just powdercoat the stockers blue, i didn't pay much attention to the design of them. if i come across it again, i'll pm you.
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