stock width aftermarket a-arms

[1eyedracer]

I'm in the market for some aftermarket a-arms with stock width. I've looked at eyeball engineering and i'm quite impressed. any other ideas?

[cdalejef]

Houser or Burgard

[BeltSlipper]

Herrmann Racing

[1eyedracer]

eyeball arms are $579, houser, burgard, and hermann about the same? i don't want to sacrifice the quality

[zephead400ex]

Originally posted by 1eyedracer
eyeball arms are $579, houser, burgard, and hermann about the same? i don't want to sacrifice the quality

You can get Burgard arms from C&D, site sponser, for about $450. www.cdracingonline.com

later

Originally posted by Jeff@QuadShop
Houser or Burgard

[shogun_98]

I got a set of LT eyeball and the fit was excellent and they are pretty beefy. I would recomend them. C&D also sales them. I got a good deal through them.

[Tommy 17]

stk width... hmmm thats hard to find... burgard or laeger are the only 2 i know of...


pretty sure all the others are +1 or more...

[Dave400ex]

Laeger, Burgard, and I think LSR and JB also.

[Out_Sider]

what about Janssen? i know they make good products. www.janssenracing.com

[1eyedracer]

Thanks for all your help guys, and ladies if you also replied. I'll check out c&d since they are the main supplier of the site.

[Florida400EX]

If you're running a 2+2 axle like is says in your sig, why stock width A-arms?

[1eyedracer]

Florida, with the backspacing that the ITP's have, I'm really close to stock width. Besides not having any depth perception I run into enough stuff, at least in the back.