Birdman
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On the last ride of the year I had a w-arm break and take out the track.
Anyone try this product and if so did it hold up ?
P.S. Like a world war two fighter plane the sled was broken but it got me home. :lol:
Anyone try this product and if so did it hold up ?
P.S. Like a world war two fighter plane the sled was broken but it got me home. :lol:
POWERHAULIC
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Yes if you buy the maxx perf arm your troubles should be over 
LazyBastard
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Or you can be a man and make your own 150 pound strong arm.
POWERHAULIC
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Allways such positive comments LB 
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Hey, thats what I'm doing. Its going to be made of 100% stainless, its going to be nice and thick, and its going to be 4.5" longer than stock
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Stainless is brittle not as strong as one may think I wouldnt think its a very good metal to build suspension parts out of. Cr-Moly is the way to go.
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If it is thick, it is strong. And stainless isn't brittle, its soft.
GUKROKIT
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Is the h-arm on the mountain version stronger than the w-arm ?Never seen anyone post regarding cracking breaking.I checked mine(H-arm)no cracks or breaks after two seasons pounding bumps..
