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:::Ready for a fast quad?:::
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Boyceville, WI / Downing, WI
Posts: 732
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I want so make my Z sit a little lower, and sit a little wider. I can't spend much money so I need help. Any suggestions? It's at stock settings.
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Engine Mods: Big Gun ES Slip on - Inspection Plug Pull Choke - 170 main - No Lid Wiseco Piston and Rings Suspension, Steering & Chassis: MSR Motion Bars w/ Pro Taper Clamps PRM Rear Skid Plate - DG Alloy Nerfs - LTR Pegs DWT Red Label Front Rims - Stock Rear Rims Maxxis Razr Tires Misc: Modquad Block Off - ProDesign Tether MSR Grips - Crank Breather - Blob Removed 96L/40T/14T Gearing |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Connecticut
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to be totally honest with you, the only way to do it RIGHT and actually IMPROVE the handling of your quad is to get a-arms and shocks.
some people flip the rims, which makes it wider but puts a great amount of strain on the front spindle, bearings, joints, etc. also it transmits much more energy from the bumps and ruts giving you horrible jarring at the handle bars (causes arm pump). as you probably know, a nice long travel setup is ideal. not all of us can afford that, and i would bet most people on this forum cannot afford to get into a set of standard travel arms with shocks. its really the only way, and its something to work hard and save up for. if i could do it all over again it the first mod i would spend my money on, even before exhaust and air filter. for the rear you can find axles cheap, or use the dreaded spacers but i wouldnt be airing the quad out with spacers. |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,399
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Save up and buy a good set of a-arms, don't go cheap. Shocks are key when you widen it, you're going to want a good set.
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:::Get a life! You're over 5000 posts:::
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Southern California
Posts: 5,264
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For the rear, the G-Force extended hubs are a great product for the price.
For the front you really want to get extended arms.
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