What trailing arms?

[cordoba83]

I have a 1999 RMK 700. I have a very slight tweek in my right front trailing arm. So I am looing at my opionts to replace it. I know there are aftermarket, lighter ones. Or I can replace it with a stock one be it used or new. If I decide to go with aftermarket what one would people recomend?

But if I decide to replace it with a used one what should I do? I have been looking around and have seen alot of edge style and wedge style. Are the trailing arms year spacific? Or are years interchangable? Do the edge style fit a gen2 or do the later wedge ones fit?

 

[bowtieboy]

Well I had a broken trailing arm on my 99. I put a older early 90's trailing arm on it, it worked. It just didnt fit right, but it was a temporary thing anyways. I just bought a stock replacement and havent looked back.

 

[freak58trio]

Fabcraft they are strong !! and the best part is they still make them for the older sleds unlike some of the other aftermarket companies out there.

 

[sled_guy]

They are year specific so you have to get the ones for your sled... I believe 97-99 will work for you. In '00 they went to tipped in and those won't work.

You can also get them from the aftermarket and they are a great option. About 1/2 the price of OEM and just as strong.

sled_guy

 

[slash]

I have a pair from a 99 xc if you are interested 50.00+ shiping

 

[youngpolarisguy]

I don't know if this helps but royal distributing out of ontario canada sells direct oem replacment trailing arms for like $80. might want to check out their website.

 

[jgd]

I ran Fabcraft carbon fiber trailing arms for years with never a break. They are very tough... Good luck