PineyPower
Well-Known Member
Well, I finally got around to getting my tax returns done and went on Full Flight's website to get their a arms... Lo and behold, they've changed their design!
They now use a fixed mount on the inner lower a arm just like American Star, as well as a ball joint instead of a heim for the spindles, just like Americian Star.
American Star says outright they have the biggest ball joints in the industry and use 4130 chromolly while Americian Star uses words like "quality" and "performance" instead.
I know that typically ball joints and fixed mountings are stronger than heims so I guess that can be seen as an upgrade, but is there a reason to spend near 200$ more with a 2 week wait on the Full Flight arms over going with the company that's been using that design all along? Is the suspension geometry better dialed in on the Full Flight arms?
It's worth mentioning, im using the 16.5 shocks off a yfz450 with whichever a arms I get, which I hear the Full Flight arms (old design at least) would accommodate but I haven't heard anything about the Americian Star arms to that effect
They now use a fixed mount on the inner lower a arm just like American Star, as well as a ball joint instead of a heim for the spindles, just like Americian Star.
American Star says outright they have the biggest ball joints in the industry and use 4130 chromolly while Americian Star uses words like "quality" and "performance" instead.
I know that typically ball joints and fixed mountings are stronger than heims so I guess that can be seen as an upgrade, but is there a reason to spend near 200$ more with a 2 week wait on the Full Flight arms over going with the company that's been using that design all along? Is the suspension geometry better dialed in on the Full Flight arms?
It's worth mentioning, im using the 16.5 shocks off a yfz450 with whichever a arms I get, which I hear the Full Flight arms (old design at least) would accommodate but I haven't heard anything about the Americian Star arms to that effect