LARS bars

[addicted]

Just curious if anyone on this site makes and sells them. I've been doing a bunch of research and decided I want to go with 6" extended radius arms. I like the fact that they have caster correction built in and that they are a little shorter than most of the aftermarket arms. I want decent flex with good road manners and want to avoid excessive roll since its going to be a DD. The LARS bars seem to fit the bill perfectly. Any help? Thanks.

 

[needabronco]

I've made a few sets and have been know to produce them on occasion. Shipping is high as they weigh in at about 70 pounds a pair. Let me know if your interested.

Thanks

Casey

 

[addicted]

What do they usually go for a set? Do you have any pics of the arms you have built?

 

[needabronco]

Here's a link; http://classicbroncos.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=143007&d=1251517523

I'd have to see what the materials are going for these day's it's been a while since I made a set. I'm sure we could work something out if your interested in a set. I'm in the middle of a body off restoration which takes up most of my time, but I'm also short on cash...

 

[addicted]

Ok. Well if you get the chance to check on material costs and you can give me a price, let me know. Im not in a huge hurry but I would like to get an idea on the cost so I can go from there. Thanks.

 

[scsm76]

If your aren't able to find someone to make a set for you, West Coast Broncos sells 6" longer Radius arms, but they are expensive.

 

[addicted]

If your aren't able to find someone to make a set for you, West Coast Broncos sells 6" longer Radius arms, but they are expensive.

Yea, I saw those. But damn, +700 and another 100 for core charge? And thats using the front part of a stock arm and tubing. Seems pretty steep for what it is.

 

[casadejohnson]

I could be interested in this as well. It will be a while before I have a budget for it but I like what I hear about them. I thought about trying to build some but I think its beyond my fabricating abilities.