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Originally Posted by fe1rx
You are welcome! They look good.
With respect to the toe arm I ultimately replaced my machined/ball-jointed toe arm with an SPL part. The only real benefit in doing this was to gain the ability to adjust toe with a turnbuckle rather than the eccentric bolt. I do my own string alignments on hub stands, and I find that the turnbuckle really makes my life easier when aligning.
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From what I've seen and tried, adjustable arms tend to come loose depending on how they are constructed. Those with lock nuts like rogue and dinan tend to come loose, while those with clamps like spl maybe would be less likely to come loose. And the rogue look better than dinan because the hex in the dinan is in the middle of the shaft not at the ends closer to the lock nut, so harder to get good leverage on it. I ended up using epoxy to glue my dinan nuts in place, rendering adjustability irrelevant. I then decided to machine my own ...