A Arms

[williams255]

Should i go with +3 or +2 a arms

[JOHNDOE83]

Are you MX racing or trail riding?

[TacicalRedneck]

What kind of riding will you be doing? Also you'll need to think about what kind of axle you'll need to get the fronts/rears even, offset wheels come into this to, if your doing a build or something.



Here are +3's, and i believe it looks like he's running spacers to...

http://i1015.photobucket.com/albums/af277/Qdorman/Mobile%20Uploads/0825011459.jpg

Here are what +2's will look like

[Stickman400]

Man that one on top looks like it wouldn't handle for ****. Look at how much of his knuckle you can see. But atleast it looks kool...:rolleyes:

[williams255]

I plan on mx riding. I was going to get the lonestar axcaliber axle and just wanted to k now what was best in the front.

[Stickman400]

+2s should be enough unless you are ONLY riding MX, then go with the +3s, they make a big difference on the track.

[williams255]

Are the +3s most likely going to be long travel

[Stickman400]

+1 can be regular or long travel, then anything +2 or wider have to be long travel unless you want it to sit low and be a very soft ride. So yes, they have to be long travel.

[400Trooper]

Originally posted by williams255
Are the +3s most likely going to be long travel

Fyi, +3 A-arms are not all long travel, unless they are designed to be long travel. And they require long travel shocks.