Lift Kit / Long Arm Kit for Quigley? Any experience?

[egpeil]

Thought I would update this thread to let everyone know that after talking with Matt at Colorado Camper Van a couple weeks ago they no long carry the Quigley Long Arm Kit.

[dokaman]

I wonder if anyone makes something like this at the moment. I need to either repair my original parts or replace them. I would prefer to upgrade.

[Tienckb]

Agile will make u a custom set. Fully adjustable and super stout. Speak with John.


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[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by Tienckb

Agile will make u a custom set. Fully adjustable and super stout. Speak with John.


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Apparently not anymore.. Someone else recently called and John told them didn't do them anymore.

I'd try Boulder if you really want the adjustable ones.. see if they'll build you a set.

[saline]

Denver Fleet, the fabricators of the conversion on my van makes arms that are interchangeable with Quigley I believe. They are beefier than Quigley's arms.
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[nemesisnight]

Originally Posted by saline

Denver Fleet, the fabricators of the conversion on my van makes arms that are interchangeable with Quigley I believe. They are beefier than Quigley's arms.
720-515-0427

Nice, I have never seen or even heard of these guys, will be interesting to see if they actually would work and what the price point is like. Too bad Agile stopped making theirs......

[REF]

Boulder off road will build you a longer fixed set, although I believe they would need the van as every application is different.


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[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by saline

Denver Fleet, the fabricators of the conversion on my van makes arms that are interchangeable with Quigley I believe. They are beefier than Quigley's arms.
720-515-0427

Can't really tell from the pictures, but the bracket mount side of the arm looks too wide for Quigley brackets.

Also, the Quigley round arms are plenty stout, the advantage of the custom arms is the ability to adjust the axle forward allowing a bit more travel, which these don't have.

[epicrider]

I had a local 4x4 shop hear in Phoenix build a set of adjustable lower arms using Johnny Joints, which are rebuildable. Find a shop that builds rock buggies and they should be able to easily build them. Ran me a little over $600. Now I can get the needed caster angles.

[egpeil]

I would like to add a couple inches to my 04 Quigley - Can you just add longer springs and shocks to get those inches or does doing that without the arms cause issues?