SuperPro Landcruiser and Patrol Radius Arms - How They Can Improve Your Ride!

[@dreamingofdirtndiesel159]

Do they correct wheelbase? Are they longer than stock arms ?

[@OutbackOffroadNT]

Hunting 2 inch lifts, i will definitely run aftermarket radius arms i reckon.

[@fatmanoverlanding]

It's so confusing. Many say, for a 2" lift, there is no need to fit castor corrected radius arms. But here, you're saying you do. Just a little under 2 years ago, I did a click & fit on a new Fulcrum 2" lift kit (with a 300-500 constant rear load) & steering damper for my 1996 80 Series FZJ80. I was advised then that I don't need to change the OEM radius arms. The castor corrected bushes that came with the kit will do. Now I'm not sure what to believe - very confused. 🤔

[@billo8850]

You got the caster correction bushes that’s why you didn’t need the arms there just saying more benefit to them arms then just the bushes

[@FulcrumSuspensions1976]

Yea what Billo said was correct. The caster correction bushes will do, but the radius arms are better.

[@angusbaird414]

Are the arms legal without engineering/mod plate?

[@FulcrumSuspensions1976]

yes

[@Randaric15]

Great video but why footage of a 300 series when talking radius arms?

[@FulcrumSuspensions1976]

We unfortunately don't always have the chance to get the specific vehicles we talk about in the videos to film and include just for B-Roll purposes to help break up the same static shot.

[@MakingMoneyyy857]

Competitors are almost $800 cheaper 😢

[@FulcrumSuspensions1976]

Not as good ;)

[@MakingMoneyyy857]

@@FulcrumSuspensions1976 biz steel same thickness? Ya kidding? Mark up on these must be ridiculous