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Old 01-27-2010, 01:56 PM   #5
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I've used SPL. They were very good, but I didn't have them long enough to determine their longevity.

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Originally Posted by SR240DET View Post
With that said, you should choose an arm that has a rod end with inch threading for easier and cheaper replacements down the road when the rod end wears out. Japanese and china brands have metric threading, and the choice is limited in metric threading here in the states.
As far as that goes, I'm sure you can get replacements from the companies like SPL and Parts Shop MAX. They both have great customer service.

I voted Parts Shop MAX because they use a forged rod end that about twice as beefy as the others, and they have seals. An important combo if you ask me.
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