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Hi i'm looking for thing to put in my shee to race, i already have toomey t5, pro design filter, boyesen, durablu high endurance axle +3, pro taper handelbar, inverted front rim and front and rear holeshot....what coud be the best improvement i could do on it to do mx race

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Hi i'm looking for thing to put in my shee to race, i already have toomey t5, pro design filter, boyesen, durablu high endurance axle +3, pro taper handelbar, inverted front rim and front and rear holeshot....what coud be the best improvement i could do on it to do mx race

 

turn thowes front rims back around and get some Aarms and shocks

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Suspension is gonna be the key, shocks will help alot. I would shorten the swinger by 1.5 inches. It will hook harder and you can always lean forward if it wants to come up. Good luck to you. :beer:

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why not inverted rims?thats a cost effective way to enlarge your front end???

its realy hard on the ball joints. because all the pressure in moved out farther so it tweaks them the way there susposed to be.

 

Derick

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thanks gripperz but i am gonna do a yfz front end to so would -2 be better

 

-2 swinger will make the tires bite better, Just lean forward more when she bites hard. It will turn fast to. Are you cutting the stock swinger or after market -2?

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thanks a lot guys for the tip on the inverted rim...it make 3 ball joint i put on my front end.i was thinking if it could be my inverted rim that could make this problem...seem it was this...i will put a +3+1 lonestar front end with some elka a beat my shee to hell in racing :thumbsup:

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