Billet aluminum rear control arm kit for Bronco Raptor by Foutz Motorsports

[GregFoutz]

Hey Guys Check out these new billet rear arms for the Bronco Raptor. First set getting ready to install next week.

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[Bikeric]

That's not safe for work. I need to go take a cold shower now.

 

[jonesh242]

PRETTY!...Would hate to scratch'em!

 

[CBWAR1]

Over 2.5Gssssss!!!!

 

[Bronco1971]

Why aluminum?

 

[sunpro2010]

Yes please!! Beautiful!

 

[GregFoutz]

Why aluminum?

Billet Aluminum is a great option to make strong light weight parts that look amazing. We also have some fabricated heavy duty arms on the way like we make for the F150 Raptors.

 

[Bronco1971]

Billet Aluminum is a great option to make strong light weight parts that look amazing. We also have some fabricated heavy duty arms on the way like we make for the F150 Raptors.

I don't want to sidetrack your thread, I was just curious.

Gotcha, I agree that the billet products look very nice, as yours do. Though, I always kinda get a giggle out of lightweight suspension parts on a 2-1/2 ton vehicle. But I imagine that's not a primary concern for these.

Personally I'm more for fabricated steel mission critical components that may be subject to abuse, any chance you have some of those coming for regular Broncos? I'm not a fan of the factory AL LCAs.

 

[GregFoutz]

I don't want to sidetrack your thread, I was just curious.

Gotcha, I agree that the billet products look very nice, as yours do. Though, I always kinda get a giggle out of lightweight suspension parts on a 2-1/2 ton vehicle. But I imagine that's not a primary concern for these.

Personally I'm more for fabricated steel mission critical components that may be subject to abuse, and chance you have some of those coming for regular Broncos? I'm not a fan of the factory AL LCAs.

yes we have fabricated heavy duty rear arm kits in the works. and we need to do some scanning and then I will start on a full front arm replacement kit also. just a matter of time to get stuff done. But straight answer is yes. in the works.

 

[mike8675309]

The main issue with aluminum is it isn't as serviceable in the field. It doesn't bend it breaks, and most field welders won't be able to fix it. Generally, if you are racing, you just carry spares of stuff like that.

 

[Losy]

Hey Guys Check out these new billet rear arms for the Bronco Raptor. First set getting ready to install next week.

They look great. Besides being a stronger better engineered part,. Is there a performance reason to get these?

 

[GregFoutz]

They look great. Besides being a stronger better engineered part,. Is there a performance reason to get these?

yes the change to the heavy duty uniballs give you a tighter feel in handling also. stronger overall and more predicable handling, especially in high speed running. The uniballs are serviceable so when they wear out you can change those without having to replace the entire arm also.

 

[Gabby]

Why aluminum?

Because it's cheaper than forged Ti?

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