[LaegerR]

idk much about the whole a-arms setup and names. but is there a certain name for the a-arms that are straight and then they dip down almost 70 degress and then run across flat. are they called long travel?

and who makes these kind of a-arms i know gibson does or used to. any others?

 

[bushwesl]

I think what you're referring to is max ground clearance a-arms. A few manufacturers have made them, including Gibson, Houser, Herman, and perhaps others. They do just what the name implies, provide maximum ground clearance. I've only seen this type of a-arm as long travel setups, but could also come in standard travel as well.

 

[LaegerR]

yea thats it. but do they come in more a like an angle. the ones i saw had like an 80-70 degree drop off. unless its just how the pic is and it really is like what im thinking of

 

[250Renvy]

Are you talking about these?

They are only made by HRE - see HREATV.com

 

[LaegerR]

Are you talking about these?

They are only made by HRE - see HREATV.com

yea its just like that but then at the end of them they go flat accross

 

[bushwesl]

Are you talking more like this:

That is a Gibson front end.

 

[BLACKeR]

^^ what i was thinking, the gibson arms look like that. and they are long travel

 

[LaegerR]

Are you talking more like this:

That is a Gibson front end.

yea those r them. do the have a certain name. and do any other companys make them like that?

 

[250Renvy]

If you are looking for a name for something like that, I believe gullwing design could refer to those. Roll design has a similar design and that's what they call it.

 

[LaegerR]

alright cool ill have to look sum up soon. thanks guys