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PostPosted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 9:18 pm 
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I bet they work great. But I would like to have them cause they look killer.
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i seen them earlier this week they are sweet wonder how much travel they have.
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i know that buggy his set up dosent look to tuff and i dont know how it rides but if i can get some pic's of greg .m he's been running his in the woods for at lest 10yrs so i know its tuff and its just as light as a stock ball joints beam
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That buggy belongs to Buggyrider28. He has this buggy on here for sale right now.
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yeah i love my a arm set up it has been really tuff.The buggy i had before railridernky will tell ya i was tearing up vw steering boxes one every few triips out,and i have beeen running this set up for about 3 yrs now and not a single problem.if i was to ever build another buggy it will have a a-arm set up i just can't see me going back to a vw beam.

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I like the stuff "outside the box". A arm suspension seems to have many benefits. Could we see some more pics please. :?:

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What are the arms from? What spindels?? How much bump steer?

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Are you thinking along the lines of this?
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The inventors buggy Wild Bill
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Calvins buggy with some improvements.

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Very little if any bump steer in these from what i have been told. I can get you in contact with the guy that designed it all and tested it and worked out the geometry.

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Now that's what I'm talking about. That is cool stuff.
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them ac guys will shout blasphemy :evil:

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No way that could work as well as my link pin beam.
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[quote='D. Marks']No way that could work as well as my link pin beam.
Dean[/quote]
Now those of us who have seen that front end on your buggy could only hope that it would work better than what you have.

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It works great everyone that has drove them swear by it for comfortable ride and easy in steering. The arms angles keep the front wheel at the correct angle themselves.
Dean you come to the creek I hope that Wild Bill will be there so you can see it work.

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I thought that front didn't but just went along for the ride??

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I was joking DVS1 is right, my beams is always about to fall apart.
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