the stock swingarm skid plate is crap, bent easliy. Im goin to get the swingarm skid plate. Do you guys think its nessisary to get the ful chassis skid plate and a arm skid plates. I ride mostly trails.

 

Thats odd...Every ac product I have ever purchased has been way off in fit and very cheaply constructed. Thats why I stick with DG now.

 

I havent had your crappy luck, all my ac stuff bolts on GREAT and has so far been VERY durable. I will agree, the AC front bumper i have for my banshee is was a pain to pu on, but all the holes lined up, they were just a little off. Alright, ill have to say this, if you are going for bumpers, unless you like ac's look better, then go with DG, if you like durable A-arms, that bolt on perfect first try, go with AC.

 

AC all the way!

 

Just installed AC Nerfs a few months back - fit wasn't perfect but not bad either. Looked at the DG's - they seemed cheap IMO. Have a DG bumper, it fits great and seems strong.

 

I have to say i don't recommend DG nerf bars. At first, they fitted my warrior HORRIBLY...we had to bend them out about 1/2" to get them to fit into the frame.

 

AC really is way better 110% looks great too[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Check my profile page for pix of dg nerfs on my raptor. Perfect, seemless fit.

 

They look like a nice set of nerfbars maddog, but i saw some DG steelseries nerfbars on a 400ex at Our honda shop and they looked fugly, They only had a small square bar coming out from the tubing holding the nets on. Looked flat out cheap, i wouldnt have any.

 

I hear you hondaracer. The best thing to do IMO is to look at both companies for your particular bike. One of them may have a much better design than the other. Just do a little research and find whats best for your application.