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jimny front high clearence radius arms?

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16 Feb 2014 15:50 #104698 by ne-crock
jimny front high clearence radius arms? was created by ne-crock
translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&s...w%3D1280%26bih%3D939

came across these and curious to know why this design hasnt been taken up in the uk? gets rid of the problem of low radius arms and seem a good idea?

or this got me thinking has any one ever flipped the radius arm mount so the curve is over the top rathen than the bottom?

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16 Feb 2014 15:52 #104699 by ne-crock
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i see the link just takes you to the home page,

www.ra-no-s.com/shop/2012/06/-84630.html

thats the arms in question, use google translate to convert or on the first link go parts>suspesnsion>high clearence leading arms

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16 Feb 2014 17:39 #104707 by Rhinoman
They look good but four arms will be over £2400 with shipping and VAT.

Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.

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16 Feb 2014 19:26 #104729 by Hastiekid
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To be honest as a Mechanical Engineer those arms make me cringe. The clearance you gain from them never makes up for the stresses in some of those corner bends. A conventional bow design is by far the strongest option.

Ian

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17 Feb 2014 13:51 #104876 by darthloachie
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the biggest problem with radius arms and ground clearance is where the go under the axle as they dig in there
These wouldn't cure that
an over the axle solution would be much better

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