@joeymt33 will help.Thinking about putting forward high clearance A arms on my 1000-5 and would appreciate any input on the pros and cons with the different brands available.
Thinking about putting forward high clearance A arms on my 1000-5 and would appreciate any input on the pros and cons with the different brands available.
Just curious, when we rode with @PioneerPete the other day, did you gash up the side of your rig when we all laid over on on our side on that one rutted out trail?Thanks for the info @joeymt33. Very helpful. I have 28 in tires on the way and might need the extra tire clearance. I can't go up much more because of my toyhauler door height. Why would SATV be your choice now?
Just deep scratches. Nothing serious. Got the wheels and the bottom of the front bumper skinned up at Windrock a few weeks ago.Just curious, when we rode with @PioneerPete the other day, did you gash up the side of your rig when we all laid over on on our side on that one rutted out trail?
Cool, I was just wondering. I still feel a little bad for not getting the beer cooler out of my truck for the crew that day. Lol you know, I didn't want to take any chances at a new riding place, didn't know if they would say anything.Just deep scratches. Nothing serious. Got the wheels and the bottom of the front bumper skinned up at Windrock a few weeks ago.
We will know to bring the cold beverages next time!!Cool, I was just wondering. I still feel a little bad for not getting the beer cooler out of my truck for the crew that day. Lol you know, I didn't want to take any chances at a new riding place, didn't know if they would say anything.
Say when!We will know to bring the cold beverages next time!!
Say when!
When is March 31. Lol my wife has a conference in Chattanooga. I was thinking about riding.Say when!
Thanks for the info @joeymt33. Very helpful. I have 28 in tires on the way and might need the extra tire clearance. I can't go up much more because of my toyhauler door height. Why would SATV be your choice now?
They are built much stronger than stock and very adequate I think. They may not be as strong as the CATVOS but CATVOS arms would tear the frame before they bent.
CATVOS is about $1200 I think. SATV is half that price.
CATVOS uses Heim joints which are nice but I don't like how they squeaked when I was using them. And I still have them on the front. SATV use a poly bushing with a grease fitting.
SATV has the only rear set that moves the arms back so that's a plus for those guys wanting to run true 30's. my roctanes rubbed the back fender under hard compression but now they don't after switching to SATV.
The reason I wouldn't choose HL is really my lack of experience with them. I've heard they dont have camber adjustment so that would kill them for me.
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that's next Friday... I will probably have to work, but may be able to get off a little early... with the time change we have daylight until 9 now.When is March 31. Lol my wife has a conference in Chattanooga. I was thinking about riding.
Cool, ill let you know before Friday if I bring the rig. If we do ride, would I be able to keep my trailer and rig at your house? Might be hard to find a parking place downtown. Lolthat's next Friday... I will probably have to work, but may be able to get off a little early... with the time change we have daylight until 9 now.