a-arms,swing arm,axle

[keepitpinned]

whos makes the best axles, swing arms and a-arms. I got a 400ex. Im going to be getting some elka shocks, but i wanna know how makes the best axles, swingarms, a-arms, and axles. also when i do get a longer swingarm and a-arms how do i know the shock set up will work?

[JRDrider22]

dominatior axle.... i think lsr have good swingarms....JRD has the best long travel a-arms.. but besides them ne one

[Out_Sider]

if you get Long travel a arms, then you'll need 19in shocks, but if you stay with standard travel arms, you can use 16in shocks. i think you'd be ok to go with Burgard arms, and swing arm. for axle, i'd go lonestar unless your cheap like me and go durablue. its all in what you want, i havent had a problem with my durablue.

[roostin_dale]

LSR or RPM axle..

as for chassis components...there is alot of nice stuff on the market. Shop around and you cant go wrong...

Check Out:

Houser
Lonestar
Herrmann
Walsh
Roll Design
JRD

Those are a few top of the line companies..

[ghak99]

Don't buy a durablue axle, go with an LSR or RPM!

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

For the price difference between the durablue and the LSR I would get the LSR axle

Check into Burgard, Eyeball engineering, Houser for arms and swingarm.

[keepitpinned]

are roll design any good? will all long travel arms and swingarms use the same shocks. how do you know if it is a long travel shock. i know people said 19 in for up front but wut about in the back?

[beak7707]

Yes roll design is great, one of the tops. The long travel front are 19 inches easy to tell when you see them. You don't have a LT rear shock if you have LT up front. All you would have to do for the rear is buy a LT linkage piece.