IamKazam

MDK, my friend and I go riding up at his grand parents house just outside Lexington which isn't to far from Port Huron. Where are u at in port huron?

Def. go with the dunable override so you dont have to worry about always pulling in the clutch after acclerating. I think dave moore also does the dunables as well.

I will be up at silver lake from July 10th to the 15th. staying at the state campground. If you plan on going to the mounds make sure you bring a spare change of clothes. Lots of mud/water and most of the trials are either rutted up or whooped out bad. IMO a utility quad would be more fun than a banshee or yfz out there. The DNR or whoever runs the place are also very picky about sound so watchout.

Ok the a-arms and shocks arrived today. Stem should be here tommarow. I will be posting pics once I get my digital camera tommorow night.

Right next to the craptor style plastic :baseball_bat:

I live in michigan to but do not know much about either of these two places. I do most of my riding at silver lake. Where is Bull Gap and St. Helen located and what type of riding (sand, hills, trails, ext.) is it?

I will be up there form July 10 to the 15th.

$1650 plus shipping for the arms, shocks, and stem w/clamps. I even have a brand new set of roll design foot pegs w/kick ups that I would be willing to sell for 180.00 shipped.

Believe it or not guys, most likely I'm going to have to sell everything I just bought (arms, shocks, stem) if mine and loboboys deal falls through. Dont be surprised if you see these items in the for sale forum or on ebay in the next couple of days.

Yes, def. invest in a clymers.

I got sandstars mounted on t-9's all the way around and love em for dunning.

Either way, axis are still top of the line shocks.

Sweet. I'm going to pick on of these up from cascade.

You can purchase new ball joints dust boots fromhttp://www.cascadeinnovations.net. What makes you think that the stock ball joints cannot be replaced? If you decide to go with +2+1 arms I highly suggest upgrading your shocks. I would do this even before considering a wider axle. Save up and do it right the first time.

Who gusseted the frame and can you send pics to [email protected]

Thanks man. New front end should be here any day now. :beer:

Go with quicksand.

I would probably wait until you could afford some better shocks, you won't regret it. However, for a-arms here's a link to quicksand arms at a dirt cheap price.

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DRI, I notice that your front end is very similar to the one I will be running. Any suggestions on how I shoud set mine up would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the reply guys. I ended up buying the arms with crome tie rods and axis fully adjustable long travel shocks (1 ride on them) w/shock covers for 1400.

You got that off of ebay.

Please send pics of the pipes to [email protected]

"You have to use long travel shock with this front end. Elka is the shock company that we recommend do to all of our development with" straight from roll design

DO IT.