The bent arms were offered up as proof/exchange, but it didn't seem to matter. I understand they have certain policies they have to follow, but there should be exceptions to the rule.
He ended up trying to do a SAS on his tracker instead.
They have a rather interesting stand on the Sport theory as well. Thye think that the sports have a totally different suspension front and rear than the regular Sidekick. The only difference with the suspension is the lower control arms on the front are cast an a little longer than the kicks. They won't even deal with you if you have a sport. The only diff with the rear is the rear axle itself is that it is a little over an inch and a half wider on each side because of the ABS sensors are in each wheel. The arms are exactly the same on the rear.
C'mon people, make some different lower front a-arms for the sport! It's not that big of a deal for you to do!
Since the failed arm replacement ordeal, I have started to deal directly with Steve, he is a really good guy, but he really needs to get better people on the phones!
Also, as far as the original post that started this thread, Suzuki never made upper control arms for the kicks on the front.

I wonder if you could use the a arms for the 3" kit as part of the 2" lift kit to suit the sidekick sport. There’s got to be a market; a lot of these go back to 97 and now is the time people are looking at mods.
Charlie

I had a friend a couple of years ago wreck his tracker with the Calmini 3" and I called Calmini to get replacement front arms because they got damaged, they absolutely would not sell the arms separately! He had to buy a new kit!!

Why did you call?  It should have been the original purchaser.  If you didn't buy it, yet want help, I could understand a cold shoulder.

Man I respect your opinion on the mater at hand toataly. Sure i like the kitt  just a lack of info steerd me eles were. As for the arms..... drop it there is no need for conflikt in intrest becouse we love all suzuki and we all sould get along. Im sorey if i sounded pig headed but hey what can you do.It seems ive hit a touchy subject. Dont mean to sound one sided.Im sure the poeple at calmini are great. I just guess the guy on the phone was'nt ready for twenty questions ;)sorey calmini
                                                     Mike Hartel

I respect your opinion just the same. I hope nobody is misunderstanding me here. Im not pissed, its not really a touchy subject, and there is no need to keep the peace.   I just disagreed, thats all.  

Mike

well thats cool. I thought about the arm thing and it's not that big of a deal My stock arms do the job just fine. If i had bigger lower arms id break other things that i cant aford. I guese i made the right choice im on the road more than off By the way my original post was "calmini makes heavy dutie upper control arms for the [shadow=red,left,300]NISSIN HARD BODY [/shadow]why not trackers?"see                                                                

Cause a tracker doesn't have an upper control arm?
Or i'm I missing a part?

OK one more time...to clarify the nissin hard body does.. trackers dont i know this. The point is calmini sell's the arms seprate from ther kitt and they offer just the arms upper or lower regardless.  :-/                
                                       

People are just messen with ya.  If you take your first post gramaticly, it reads like you wished they made upper control arms for the Tracker.