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Boostaddctn

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I just finnished sleeving mine with 3/16" wall DOM tubing. I could do the same to your stock arms for $75 + shipping.

Randy

Got pics Randy? aight peace :chicken:
 

blackout_89t

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bigal0043 said:
hmm i may just end up going with randy then or those a1 they look sweet

and yes im on a tight budget most bang for my buck!

You will still have to replace your bushings on the stock arms going with Randy's version.

And on that subject have you noticed any difference with your modded ones? I was planning on doing the same to mine.
 

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The LIPP (SupraSport) Traction arms will now be offered in aluminum as well as stainless steel and carry a 1000HP warrenty. We should be getting them in from the foundry the last week of March. I do not knkow the exact pricing on them yet though
 

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SupraSportJack said:
The LIPP (SupraSport) Traction arms will now be offered in aluminum as well as stainless steel and carry a 1000HP warrenty. We should be getting them in from the foundry the last week of March. I do not knkow the exact pricing on them yet though


They will go for less and will have the rubber or poly for the same price.

Greg/LIPP
 

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bigal0043 said:
oh really...hmmmm any thoughts on price yet? are they going to cost less that the a1?

are they stronger than the a1?

They are diffenently stronger...I won't no the price until we get them though
 

blackout_89t

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Just curious what alloy/temper the aluminum arms are?

I am assuming 6061-T6? It would be the only one fitting, most others are very weak...

and or the steel ones? Carbon or stainless? what grade?
 

NashMan

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i make set but i kidna bizy right now

mine are made of 4130 cromoly duble wall trailing arm

you can not bend em if you life depended on it garrenty

whe i did my testing the onyl way i chould bend em was wiht a torch

i make em out of steel or cormoly both are super stroung btut eh cormoly ones lighter

and they come with polly bushing's
 
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blackout_89t said:
Just curious what alloy/temper the aluminum arms are?

I am assuming 6061-T6? It would be the only one fitting, most others are very weak...

and or the steel ones? Carbon or stainless? what grade?

I think any 6061 is not suitable for this application. Steel or chromoly IMO. I may just go look up some info on this as well.

Duane

Loead tested is a plus
 

NashMan

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i know metals but i can't spell so oh well

steel or moly aluim in boxed core is weak pending on thickness of mealt and the size of th traing arm as i big ness

the ss ones are good big and stiff liek cast really is

all in all aulim can bet great but is got to be big gauge if useing tube and size as well to match steel or molly
 

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I had mine sleeved (a few seasons back) w/ chrome moly. These puppies weigh a ton now.

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