450r a arms

[400exracer08]

what is a good set-up for the front of a 450r long travel?

[Mxracer53]

how much are u willing to spend. if money isnt a problem get laegers lt with pep big cans

[One_Bad_400]

i want to go with roll d. but they are quite pricy, i think i am just going to go with jansson or burgard

[400exracer08]

money is not a issue, i want something will handle good and last. I was thinking, laeger pro trax or roll design with elka long travel

[Jersey450R]

JRD arms with custom axis or elka quadrates! Do a search for these arms, there is an awesome pic up close. They are Leagers carbon copies pretty much.

[RedRacer44]

Holz Racing Products makes an awesome LT front end for the TRX and also has a long travel rear setup that is probably the best on the market right now along side the Walsh setup. Pair 'em up with some Custom Axis LT shocks and you're ready to rip!

[exrider44]

what about the laeger pro traxx front end thats not one of the best ?:devil:

[trick450r]

walsh LT with elka elite LT's...you'll have the best

[RedRacer44]

Laeger stuff is great but I dont think its the stuff of legend it used to be. There's other companies making products just as good, if not better than the Laeger stuff and probably end up being cheaper in my opinion. Not downing Laeger stuff, because its still great stuff and their reputation for making quad parts is 2nd to none.

[exrider44]

How are Roll design arms? I really would rather not spend a ton cause laeger is expensive. I was thinking walsh or roll? or any other ideas anyone else can give

[RedRacer44]

Roll Design is expensive as hell also, right up there with Laeger I think. I'd seriously check into Holz, Walsh, or the JRD front end for a lil' cheaper. Eyeball Engineering makes a LT front end also, only $750 w/ out shocks though. It works pretty well.

[bobbo97f150]

Uses stock brakeline mounts and stock lines. No line clamps to hassle with and no binding at full droop with wheels turned. Very well built.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v452/bobbo97f150/450RTCS003.jpg

[400exracer08]

how much does those cost?

[kazpr]

Originally posted by bobbo97f150
Uses stock brakeline mounts and stock lines. No line clamps to hassle with and no binding at full droop with wheels turned. Very well built.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v452/bobbo97f150/450RTCS003.jpg

Those look NICE!!

[bobbo97f150]

I believe you can pick them up for around $750 or $800. I've only gotten to ride on them twice. Once for practice and once for a race. I like them, the front end stays planted better under hard acceleration in the turns.

[JrdSHIFT450r]

Jrd racing is a very nice setup

[Shuee_400]

Everybody forget about Houser??

[kazpr]

Originally posted by Shuee_400
Everybody forget about Houser??
Have not heard ALOT of good things about them lately :(

[Matt400ex_17]

Your looking at 1450 for roll long travel with red lower chrome uppers. thats a lot of bit pricy. Whats is the closest thing to these? Also what width is the jb those do look pretty solid. and for 1/2 the roll design thats alot for arms i could buy 2 sets of most other brands. Where can i find JRD? Website?

[bobbo97f150]

JB's are 2 3/8" wide. I'm running stock rims its under 50".

[JrdSHIFT450r]

Jrd Racing (http://www.jrdmech.com)

[perf.m.s]

www.jdperformanceatv.com