Houser LT front arms, or just +1

[Meek]

I am not sure if I should go with the LT set up or just +1 arms. Give me the pros, and cons.

[QuadRacer041]

go with lt's your bike will handle better

[brandonpeake]

a little better description please

im interested in this also what are the "real world" benefits of lt
and i can figure out you get longer shocks! lol

[cdalejef]

1. More oil capacity which means cooler temps with less fading

2. More range of motion for better handling I.E. instead of say 3" of travel for the small bumps, you now have 5" to play with. Same goes for the big hits. (does that make sence?)

[QuadRacer041]

Originally posted by Jeff@QuadShop
1. More oil capacity which means cooler temps with less fading

2. More range of motion for better handling I.E. instead of say 3" of travel for the small bumps, you now have 5" to play with. Same goes for the big hits. (does that make sence?)


thank you sir.:D

[Meek]

Thanks Jeff

Good reason to get new shocks:blah: :blah: :blah:

[Dave400ex]

Meek I will be running a +1 LT front end soon. I will be going from the stock arms and Elka triple rates to this setup. Hopefully I will get some ride time soon, and I could let you know at one of the local District 15 races how it works.