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Mr.VENGEANCE 01-16-2007 10:59 PM

Fatman NARROWED uca's?.. anyone running them?
 
well id like to run my 18x10s with 5.5 backspacing in the front.
i saw that fatman has 2to2 inch narrowed controll arms that shorten the track enough to run that.

i would have rather done the GW or DSEs for the caster but they dont offer a narrowed.. and if i wanted to do that.. it would have to be the subframe.. which i dont need.

so.. anyone used the fatmans?
or had any other form to ride with wider up front?
:geezer:

Blown353 01-16-2007 11:10 PM

They are marketing these arms specifically so guys can run "deep dish" wheels for looks... and not mentioning they increase both lateral scrub and scrub radius as a result of the reduced track width and corresponding increase in offset of the wheels. That's bad.

It's a hot rod "look good" part being coyly marketed as a performance part. It's not.

If you want to run wide wheels up front about the only thing I can think of is make custom CA's that maintain (or increase) track width but are "narrower" in a top-down view so the wide wheel can swing through the steering arc without the wheel contacting the control arms at the extremes of steering throw.

Bowtieracing 01-17-2007 12:02 AM

So could DSE or GW etc made use control arms wich would maintain the needed values for good handling but still able to use wider wheels?


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