JakeBloom
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Completely forgot to take a picture today, oh well. Are full flights the cheapest way to go for adjustable aftermarket A-Arms? And what else do you need to buy if you buy extended A-Arms?
Extended A arms
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Gen1Pat
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Yes they are. There is a set of older lonestar arms on ebay that need balljoints and a good cleaning. Idk if they have heims for the mounting bolts. I know it takes the 1st gen balljoints.
90_warrior
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yes the full flight are ready to bolt up adjust and go. they aslo include new tie rod extentions. look at the link i posted.
JakeBloom
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Do you just need longer tie rods if you have extended a-arms?
alex456123
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Yeap. But extensions work too.
lbjamm
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My Full Flights came with extended tie rods, not tie rod extensions.
Gen1Pat
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Fullflight, ASR, and Lonestar all come with extended tie rods. None of them have extensions that I've seen. Only place that sends extentions is the DiamondJ widening kit. I wouldn't trust extensions. Maybe if they were welded to the rod as well as threading them in, but, even still we are talking stock rods. Best to get the HD 12mm tie rod kit.
JakeBloom
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I was thinking the same thing when I saw him say "tie rod extensions". I'd much rather put my trust in a longer tie rod than a stock tie rod with an extension. It'll be a while before I buy some new A-Arms (expensive motherfuckers), but now I know that I won't need to straighten the frame in order to get some wheels with correct camber.
lbjamm
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When I had the Diamond J kit, the FIRST thing that broke was the POS tie rod extensions. And that was while installing them. EFFING POS"s
