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BigSi:
Sent them an email, just wondered if anybody here has done the same thing?  :-k  :-k  :-k  :-k

Range Rover Blues:
Probably the 1986 Range Rover arms then, if they are the metric axles then the wider bushes?

CJ:
You need the 6degree narrow arms for your truck if you are on the origional axles.
If in doubt measure the front of the radius arms, they will either be wide or narrow (45mm and 40mm respectivly i think)

Ive yet to see any of the arms cracked although i have heard rumours.  The design of the arm has changed now and they come powdercoated in a nice gold finish instead of the old style coating.

If in doubt give them a buz and speck to dave or fraiser...

Cheers  8)


 :arrow: just re read it, you need the narrow arms for early rangie matey

BigSi:
Measured the with of the arms the other day, they are about 42mm wide. So would it be the 45mm arms or 38mm ones on the QT webside?

Then again, Liskeard isn't that far from me, so I could always drive there and let them check!!!!  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

andyb:
Just my tuppence worth...

If you are going the radius arm route then I would go with arms that have been built for the job rather then bent standard LR items.

I have seen many standard front arms bent in road and off-road accidents without wanting a pair that have already been bent in one or two places as a castor correction solution.

Just what I have observed.  :D

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