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I have the 350Evo's. I've never so much as seen the SPL in person (only on the forums).
The 350Evo's have been rock solid for well over 40,000 miles. I never worry about them failing as they were designed for racing. Being machined from a solid block of aluminum is much stronger than peicing together. I can't see needing more adjustability than what they offer. With a one of drop my arms have more than 3/4's of the range left.
The 350Evo's have been rock solid for well over 40,000 miles. I never worry about them failing as they were designed for racing. Being machined from a solid block of aluminum is much stronger than peicing together. I can't see needing more adjustability than what they offer. With a one of drop my arms have more than 3/4's of the range left.
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Perfect again ! This is also info. that I was looking for....thanks !Originally Posted by redlude97
SPL arms allow more positive adjustability than the 350evo arms. They are limited by fenderwall clearance, not actual range within the arm like the 350evo arm, which IMO makes them a better choice.