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Re: High steer arms [Re: DirtyHarry] #791604 02/21/07 07:12 PM

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bkg

Roll Me Over

I have a personal bias; I admit it.

But from what I've heard, of the 4-bolt designs, All-Pro's new arms have some good things going for them. Brian @ FRORF has made some statements regarding the accuracy and design of these arms being top amongst their class. I have no experience with them - I have Marlin's right now.

Brian K. Gallus
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
High steer arms	MnMsToY	02/21/07 04:50 PM
Re: High steer arms	DirtyHarry	02/21/07 06:53 PM
Re: High steer arms	bkg	02/21/07 07:12 PM
Re: High steer arms	missouriman	02/22/07 04:23 AM
Re: High steer arms	MnMsToY	03/02/07 12:23 PM
Re: High steer arms	MnMsToY	03/03/07 02:04 AM
Re: High steer arms	4Crawler	03/03/07 03:38 AM
Re: High steer arms	MnMsToY	03/03/07 03:44 AM
Re: High steer arms	OOP'S	03/03/07 04:57 AM
Re: High steer arms	MnMsToY	03/03/07 05:14 AM

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