need opinions on LT a-arms

[mattonln]

Hey guys, Im goin long travel soon and I need some opinions on a-arms. I want to go as wide as possible as I mostly ride dunes and like the stability of a wide bike, so idealy +3. Im looking at a used set of axis 20" triple rates right now so which arms take 20" shocks? are JD's compatible? thanks for the help! any recommendations will be much appreciated.

[fandl450r]

I know JB takes 20" shocks, as well as the Laeger (same jig used to maek both) and I think JRD is very similiar.

[esr250r86]

JB arms are like 2.5 inches wide I believe.

But I ran Janssen Outlaw +3's on my practice quad with the 20inch axis. Its nice.

[R3Concepts]

DC4s take a 20" shock.

[Benjithx]

Walsh "Flow" LT A-Arms

[fandl450r]

Originally posted by esr250r86
JB arms are like 2.5 inches wide I believe.

But I ran Janssen Outlaw +3's on my practice quad with the 20inch axis. Its nice.

They're actually +2 3/4".

[mattonln]

would gibson work? i know they take 19 1/4" shocks but I found a set for a deal. thanks again

[ohsobad_chevy]

Gibson makes a hi quality product, for sure. ;)

[mattonln]

I know they make good stuff, but I have a set of 20" shocks and the arms take 19 1/4". is this too big of a difference?

[mattonln]

ok, ha, so i have a guy who wants to sell me a set of jrd, do you think these will work for sure? sorry about this!

[fandl450r]

To be honest I'd get shocks/a-arms that are built for each other. Not a smart idea to mix and match length of shocks with arms, simply because not all a-arms are manufactured to the same spec.