i know its not going to be the best but its seemed to me thats one of the better deals and if i do get a-arms or new suspension i'll be lookin for cheaper stuff by the way do stock shocks work with longer a-arms thanks
-cory

 

I have the Procomp A-arms for my Banshee. After looking at several different brands I picked the Alba's because of the quality of the welds and the price. Alba is just down the road from me as well so it was a no brainer. Better quality for cheaper price and I've always gotten good service from them. You will need aftermarket shocks for your quad if you get longer A-arms. Another brand you might want to look at is Ricky Stator. Rich is a stand up guy and the A-arms are top notch. He even throws in the plastic bushings and reams them out so your hardware bolts together without too much drama.

 

I also have the +2+1 A-arms for the Raptor and a buddy of mine has them for his Banshee. So far so good. They seem to be built nice and they use the top of the line Laeger ball joints. The welds and the materials used come with a lifetime warranty too. Can't beat that.

 

The Alba Pro-Comps are the best IMO. I am a big dude and they hold up real good on the MX track. I would recommend them to anyone!! I bought the $973.00 package which includes the A-Arms, Works Triple Rates and Galfer Brake Lines. Its a great set-up and smooth as heck on the jumps.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img] I recommend you also get the Pro-Racer Tie Rods to complete the front end.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I have these also i run them with elka's , in my opinion you can't beat this deal just because they do not say lonestar or roll design does not mean they are not good quality dude your gettin alba's[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

sounds like a good deal if i get a shee and when i'm looking for better handling and suspension i'll probably look into those i like the black shocks with the reseviors better then just the regular blue things thanks for the info guys lata
-cory

 

any of you guys got some pics id like to see how they look on the quad thanks
-cory

 

anyone?

 

Can you tell a big difference on whoops and other rough terrain?

 

With stock shocks, I noticed no improvement other than handling. I was a little disappointed with that. Also, they did not want to fit my stock shocks. I had to do a little persuasive prying.