#1banshee Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 +2 +1 A Arm's.. And a +2 Swing arm to big for trail riding.? And i plan on going to the dunes atleast a few times a year i hope....Will it do good there also and what about handling will it be shitty or better?... Quote
MonkeyBoy Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 Handling will be more stable, because of the wider setup, but the longer swinger will make it turn worse. If you are only duning it a couple times a year, leave it stock length or shorten it. That will make it turn better. Quote
#1banshee Posted December 7, 2005 Author Report Posted December 7, 2005 (edited) SO IF I DO THE +2 +1 A-ARMS AND SAY A STOCK SWING ARM THAT WILL WORK FINE?...FOR THE TRAILS & DUNING Edited December 7, 2005 by #1banshee Quote
warwgn Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 yep that would be real good, but also get a +4 axel to compliment the a-arms Quote
fastbanshee8 Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 Just remember, when you widen the front end, you are going to get more bump steer, so you might want to get a steering stabilizer. Just my .02. Quote
#1banshee Posted December 7, 2005 Author Report Posted December 7, 2005 Just remember, when you widen the front end, you are going to get more bump steer, so you might want to get a steering stabilizer. Just my .02. 446042[/snapback] THATS A DEF ON THAT...THANKS FOR LOOKING OUT... Quote
#1banshee Posted December 7, 2005 Author Report Posted December 7, 2005 yep that would be real good, but also get a +4 axel to compliment the a-arms 446033[/snapback] THANKS FOR RESPONDING..WHAT AXLE'S ARE GOOD WITH A GOOD WARRANTY PEOPLE SAY THE RPM AXLES ARE GOOD.?...HMM Quote
PUSH THE THROTTLE Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 THANKS FOR RESPONDING..WHAT AXLE'S ARE GOOD WITH A GOOD WARRANTY PEOPLE SAY THE RPM AXLES ARE GOOD.?...HMM 446098[/snapback] RPM are good but a G-force is half the price and both are lifetime warranty. The other contender is the Lonestar axcalibur but it's in the middle as far as price and also lifetime warranty. G-force is adjustable and comes with the billet axle nut. Quote
#1banshee Posted December 7, 2005 Author Report Posted December 7, 2005 RPM are good but a G-force is half the price and both are lifetime warranty. The other contender is the Lonestar axcalibur but it's in the middle as far as price and also lifetime warranty. G-force is adjustable and comes with the billet axle nut. 446102[/snapback] people said that when they had a prob with the lonestar they sent the axle back to the company and they wouldnt replace it b/c it looked like it was abused or sum sort...with the RPM people said there good..i was reading that 1 guy said his axle was lil tuff gettin in and that they were ready to send out another 2 replace that prob and 1 guy somthing happen to his and the same day the axle was sent out to him..I just want a good dependable axle... Quote
Justintoxicated Posted December 8, 2005 Report Posted December 8, 2005 (edited) well if you get +2 +1 A-arms you baike will be 4 icnhes wider and 1 inch longer. if you add a +2 swingarm you are basicaly keeping a pretty normal ratio on the banshee. it would be 4 inches wider but only 3 inches longer... What I mean is, you are still increasing width more than length....not like your stretching the bike out for drag racing... I don't think you will have noticable added bumpsteer with +2+1 arms, since your not really increasing the travel of the arms, just the distance of the wheels from the frame. Long travel is another story... get the ge-force.. good enuf basicaly same thing as bendy blue, maybe a little better Edited December 8, 2005 by Justintoxicated Quote
Shee-Male Posted December 8, 2005 Report Posted December 8, 2005 well if you get +2 +1 A-arms you baike will be 4 icnhes wider and 1 inch longer. if you add a +2 swingarm you are basicaly keeping a pretty normal ratio on the banshee. it would be 4 inches wider but only 3 inches longer... What I mean is, you are still increasing width more than length....not like your stretching the bike out for drag racing... I don't think you will have noticable added bumpsteer with +2+1 arms, since your not really increasing the travel of the arms, just the distance of the wheels from the frame. Long travel is another story... 446172[/snapback] GOOD POINT Quote
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