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I have a chart, but it is a pdf and can't attach it here. pm me your email and I will send it.

400exrider707, That is an informative and factual explanation. I can hardly wait until the next lesson! I hope you will go into the following topics ( not in any order) What camber and castor are and how changing them effects handling Toe and how it effects handling Extended length A-arms and their advantages/disadvantages I'm sure others may have suggestions as ...

Re: Front suspension help quote: Originally posted by Nova What are the difference's in Axis Pro Air vs. Fox Float Evol? Price.

pick up a used 400 a arms, shocks, and a relocator bracket on ebay. you can do the whole front for under 350

so whats is it about bead locks that is so specieal....... is it easyer to take the tire off or something? dpes it perform better???? can some one please explain?????

yep, 5 foot wheel spacers will make your bearings go faster. it's extra leverage.

I used the ASV with the hot start button for the reverse lockout. It's a little more akward to use than stock, but it cleanes up the bars a ton.

I did. Ill post them in abit I believe are going to change how they mount and also trying another guard that has a dip in it so the angle of the one handguard matches the other better is what they told me at the track this past weekend unless they were pleased with the ending result.. We really like these a lot !

how often would you have to replace the heim joints if, lets use for example you were to run nationals??

yep, 5 foot wheel spacers will make your bearings go faster. it's extra leverage.

after watching the video I can see how it would help alot esp with the Air Shocks

pick up a used 400 a arms, shocks, and a relocator bracket on ebay. you can do the whole front for under 350

haha yeah it does... i just need to get out onto more of a "track" like place so that i can really have something to test my quad on and tune it on.. i have it tuned a little bit differently just for more smoothness on trail type riding, but the rear is a little stiff.. i am going to be working on the rear soon.. first i am just trying to get the front shocks the best i can. ...

Id suggest the actual tires meant for the snow! Paddles might work but proboly not much better then the stockers depending upon how much snow you have

I have a chart, but it is a pdf and can't attach it here. pm me your email and I will send it.

Re: Front suspension help quote: Originally posted by Nova What are the difference's in Axis Pro Air vs. Fox Float Evol? Price.