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MadJax XSeries Storm Passenger Side Front A-Arm

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$86.77 $139.95 In stock

Product Description: 

The MadJax XSeries Storm Passenger Front A-Arm is made to exact OEM specifications for efficient assembly and reliability. Its performance is optimized for any road environment, decreasing pressure on the suspension arm and steering components to extend their longevity.

Specifications:

  • Make: MadJax
  • Model: XSeries 2023
  • Power: Electric
  • Unit: Each
OEM Manufacturer & Part Number:

  • 28-015

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David W. ★★★★★

The bolts lined up perfectly with the existing mounting holes, making installation straightforward even for a first-timer like me. The cast aluminum arm feels solid and looks great on the cart.

Ellie ★★★★★

Installed this on my cart yesterday and the fit was spot on—no wrestling to get the bolts in. The build quality feels solid, like it'll handle the rough paths around our property. Really happy with how sturdy the front end feels now.

George ★★★★★

Bolted it on this weekend and the fit was spot-on with the OEM holes—no drilling or forcing needed. The ride feels noticeably tighter over bumps, so it's doing its job well.