Fury 2WD Rear A-Arms on the Gorgon

[FJSPEED]

I found that the Fury 2WD rear a-arms are a direct fit on the Gorgon (also same length) and have an additional support bridging the outer ends as well as connecting points for a anti sway bar and two screw holes for dirt guards.


Gorgon rear a-arm

Fury 2WD rear a-arm

 

[Tex Koder]

I found that the Fury 2WD rear a-arms are a direct fit on the Gorgon (also same length) and have an additional support bridging the outer ends as well as connecting points for a anti sway bar and two screw holes for dirt guards.


Gorgon rear a-arm
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Fury 2WD rear a-arm
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Oh That's Nice..

 

[biggman100]

I found that the Fury 2WD rear a-arms are a direct fit on the Gorgon (also same length) and have an additional support bridging the outer ends as well as connecting points for a anti sway bar and two screw holes for dirt guards.


Gorgon rear a-arm
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Fury 2WD rear a-arm
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I could be wrong, but, I thought the only difference between the Fury and Gorgon was the chassis, body, wheels and tires.

 

[aerometal1]

I could be wrong, but, I thought the only difference between the Fury and Gorgon was the chassis, body, wheels and tires.

When the Fury and Vorteks were refreshed, they added at least a couple features. The beefed/modified rear arms and rear hub/bearing carrier has 2 adjustment holes for the upper link. The rear arms, rear carriers and drive shafts are interchangeable with the 3s 4x4 line with narrow arms (Vorteks, Granite.) I will add the arms on my 4x4 Vorteks to have the added strength. I would not be surprised to see these already on the new Vorteks and Granite.

 

[asgard]

thx the info. If I ever break the rear A-Arms on my 3s Gorgon I'll buy the Fury ones