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11-28-2023, 04:26 PM
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Like I said, the knock-off tubular lower arms are fine, I run them in the 442, held them right next to a set of GWs and measured roughly without seeing any diff. Again, just change the ball joint.
The uppers is where certain arms come into play, there are differences, especially for an AFX spindle. You can save money on the lowers, but recommend getting an upper specific to the AFX spindle. The UMI uppers I think come with tall ball joints, but can't remember. The Speedtech uppers are $40 more than the UMI. Save the money on the lower, get the knock-offs, and spend an extra $40 for the Speedtech uppers. You might even get a deal from Speedtech if you're buying the spindles. .
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