Fabcraft is the way to go.
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Good place to get aftermarket trailing arms?
Any suggestions for aftermarket trailing arms and where to get them? I have a 2000 MXZ 700 I am making some alterations to.
Thanks
Thanks
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I wouldn't suggest getting the cheap aftermarket ones. They may make it 10 or 15 miles of very smooth trail riding, but that's about it.
Suggestions on good ones?97mach1 said:I wouldn't suggest getting the cheap aftermarket ones. They may make it 10 or 15 miles of very smooth trail riding, but that's about it.
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Fabcraft are they best that i have ever seen. They arnt cheap. But in the end i guess you get what you paid for.
I don't see them at their web site????Pelley_440x said:Fabcraft are they best that i have ever seen. They arnt cheap. But in the end i guess you get what you paid for.
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OEM Ski-Doo ones seem to work the best for me, and everyone else I know. If you want to save some $$ see if you can pick up used ones at a swap meet or on eBay.MXZ2000 said:Suggestions on good ones?97mach1 said:I wouldn't suggest getting the cheap aftermarket ones. They may make it 10 or 15 miles of very smooth trail riding, but that's about it.
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