houser lt

[blasterkid]

hey i was wondering if any one has houser lt long travel a arms +3 and i want to know how you like them?thanks

[Sc0]

Houser recommends the purchase of their steering stem for use with the LT A-arms so when you add it up, don't forget that extra couple of hundred dollars that will be needed.

[416exmx]

i have had an Elka/Houser and Axis/Houser LT front-end and loved them both... the only reason they recomend using their stem is so they can sell you one

[FatBoy Racing]

i've got their stuff on two of mine, and am very happy with their products. price is okay, and time was reasonable considering demand at the time. their new finishes look pretty good too.

[blasterkid]

well the stem is needed on the z400 because oif the like range of the a arms. I actuly have them a houser axis front end on my ltz and i was just wanting to know what other people opinuions on them were, because i also have a jrd axis on my 250r and i love it sooo much more then the houser axis. just wanting to see others ideas on them.



Also i was wondering why houser a arms have less shaft travel then like jrd???? some one help me with that please

[INFANTRY RACING]

just guessing but i would say the gall wing design

[blasterkid]

thats what i think or it might just be the r frame i dont know any one else's thoughts

[Dave400ex]

Is it a stock style 250r frame or like a narrow setup?

[blasterkid]

stock...i posted pics of it in the 250 r section in the show your r thread. I also think maybe axis messed up on the valving for the z400