They look hella beefy and strong. But sometimes looks can be deceiving. I was thinking about these as well.

 

looking at the photos, I'd be concerned about 2 things... 1, double the weight and more important IMHO 2, the pivot point where they attach to the chassis. Looks kinda iffy.

 

Looks like a good idea, caster adjustment.

 

Was looking at these as well as soon as someone has these please post review!

 

Another thing I was thinking about was..the mud riding people. Wouldn't the extra weight and the box shape cause more resistance in the mud making it harder to get through?

 

I was really hoping to hear some real life testimony to these things durability, I think I'm gonna pull the trigger, I'll write a review when I do, and update as I get some use out of them!

 

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I haven't used these personally. I did read over the stats & as usual it was nice to see that lifetime warrantee that SuperATV offers. I have yet to break their 800 A-Arms that rate at 2x the strength.

11lbs more weight is negligible. I look at it like gusseting. The added weight is worth it.

My only concern is that eventually something has to give. I'd rather break a joint than tear off part of the frame. I'd put these on my next RZR, but I really want a +4 kit.

Cool thread. I bet theirs a video of them somewhere. SuperATV has a lot of rather serious involvment in nasty hill climp competition videos.. I like them

 

Look good.
I like that they utilize uniballs instead of ball joints. Interested in hearing some first hand experience.
As for the adjustable pivot point where they attach to the chassis, they same style was used in an "S" kit I had from them and experienced no issues.

 

I checked them out, and I'm shocked at the price! They look great. Hope someone post up a review of them.


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I am running the HC 1 1/2 forward tube A arms and am very happy with them, I had just the HC A arms before and beat the hell out of them and they held up very well and are still in use on my brothers machine, SATV makes some pretty good products,

 

+1 I also have the HC A arms.. so far no issues after about 700 miles.. and I drive like a complete dumba$$

 

I agree to their quality. I have their bumper and it's solid.

 

I'm a big believer in engineered weak links, kind of control the damage. But I'm running the racertech front chassis brace and I am pretty confident that it will leave my fail point somewhere on that a arm or joint. Anyway I've always wanted to go with HCR arms but not long travel, and for their price I haven't been able to pull the trigger, I have been considering it since 2011 with my 900, anyway this gives me a similar look( I can't stand tubular designs) and a price point that keeps me next to my bed warmer, lol! Waszak1977, I see you are from Alaska, you in the valley? Pm me and let's head out some time!!!

 

Guys I can assure you these a-arms are bad to the bone no doubt. I have been r&ding a set on my personal 1k for the last 4 months and have to say they are bullet proof. The uni ball setup with the boxed a-arms is going to be setting a new standard in the sxs world. Here is a video of a good friend of mine attempting a back flip running these new boxed a-arms he lands very hard on the driver side a-arm and everything held up great. There has been previous attempts like this one that the drivers landed hard on the front end and resulted in broken a-arms or ball joints so this impact proves that these a-arms can take a beating for sure:

Feel free to click image below for more details:

POLARIS RZR 100 ATLASPRO HIGH CLEARANCE BOXED A-ARMS

 

Guys I can assure you these a-arms are bad to the bone no doubt. I have been r&ding a set on my personal 1k for the last 4 months and have to say they are bullet proof. The uni ball setup with the boxed a-arms is going to be setting a new standard in the sxs world. Here is a video of a good friend of mine attempting a back flip running these new boxed a-arms he lands very hard on the driver side a-arm and everything held up great. There has been previous attempts like this one that the drivers landed hard on the front end and resulted in broken a-arms or ball joints so this impact proves that these a-arms can take a beating for sure:

Feel free to click image below for more details:

POLARIS RZR 100 ATLASPRO HIGH CLEARANCE BOXED A-ARMS



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWYq0a-CUiQ

Are you going to make them for the Fox Edition?

 

I ordered a set this morning from a vendor here in Alaska. I excited to see how they work out.

 

I hope they changed the paint they use to something that doesn't fade. My machine looks horrible now. Factory orange everything and faded upgraded parts.

 

Question about the paint. Is paint fading covered by warranty? My 1 year old high clearance A-Arms have drastically faded and don't match my Polaris orange anymore.

Do the new style boxes style A-Arms use the same paint? If you are not sure can you get a answer from the painters?

 

Orange and red (both contain yellow, orange more so) are the fastest fading colours.

 

I see. So this is the new orange then.

 

Not siding with anyone, these are simple facts of colour.

If the paint (or powder coat) is good quality (apart from fading) then you could apply a polish with slight cutting properties to take off the top faded surface. Then apply a good quality wax to help protect it. It will look better at least. Don't use extra-cut though as it's a bit too abrasive for an already good surface. Other than that there's nothing you can do except park in the shade.

 

Just something we have to live with if we want inexpensive decent parts I suppose. Also a unmatched warranty program too. Gotta give'm that.

 

So super ATV, three questions, are my voodoo blue arms gonna fade color or stay true??? And when my uni-balls wear out am I going to be able to buy replacements? What is the cost for a set of four? Please get back because my arms are ordered and I'm hoping for some good support!!!

 

The only issue we have seen with a color fading was with a batch of orange we had.
Yes we will have replacement uni-balls very soon, I am unsure what the price will be but I will post up as soon as I find out.

 

Thanks for the quick response, i also have a set of super daves bushings that I am installing at the same time, so I'm hoping for a good run with this set up.

 

You wont be disappointed with these I can assure you of that. I personally have been beating on them for the last 4 months and feel these a-arms are going to take the a-arm game to a new level.

 

Just received email that these arms are not even ready for production yet and that I will be waiting at least six weeks for them. Why advertise them then? Very disappointed. Now I can re install my stock arms. Thanks super ATV!!!!

 

We did a production run of 50 and already sold out. We should have more back in stock sooner than 6 weeks.

 

:rm_thumbdown:Wow!

 

Looks like HCR will be getting my money after all, or if any other vendors have boxed a arms let's see them, @ racertech, a set similar to the ones from the 900 would sure be nice to compliment the front chassis brace!!!!