Native arm kits

[JOE]

Does anybody have any info on the native arms kits, just trying to see if anybody has used them or know someone who has used them?

[Ponch]

I know they're like a $bajillion...But they do look nice. I don't think I've ever seen anyone run them though.

[thenewguy821]

Cemeb4dk has used the Native arms. He'll be able to give more info about them. I do remember they looked good. Seemed to handle pretty good as well.

[cemeb4dk]

Joe

I assume you are looking at these for you Kanai Buggy

I had them onmy Kanai Buggy I think I paid 249.00 or so they are now 229 at amain I think. The arms are very nice quality, it came with all the cvds's and upper arm links. I found I had to do sme modifying to them for them to fit properly (upper arm links)

As far as handling, I was using the stock chassis, so in other words I was racing a square, So not to good on the track. It was driveable but not any near comparrison to my LSP.

I fyou have any other ?? just ask

[Tex]

don't turn that K3 into a truggy, keep it a buggy and bye a purpose built truggy if you want to go that route. You will not keep up no matter how good you drive with that short chassis truggy

[JOE]

no no the k3 is staying a buggy i was looking at them for my mbx- x5t that i have coming they use hub extenderes instead of longer arms, and i wanted to know if i went with the native arms if i would get more responsive steering and less abuse on the bearings?

[cemeb4dk]

To answer your above questions yes you will get more repsonse and save bearings. Wheel extenders are not a good idea iMHO

[JOE]

ok thanks, just didnt want to shell out 200 bucks if there isnt going to be a noticeable difference between the two.