Best way to mount rezzie?

[TheFontMaster]

I have works shocks and a 250r, what is the best position and place to mount them? I know to use those clam things, I have seen them mounted a couple different ways, and I just want to get ideas, any pics would be cool.

[Mxjunkie]

some mount them in the front on the two front down tubes, then the back one all the way up front.

[TheFontMaster]

Originally posted by Mxjunkie69
some mount them in the front on the two front down tubes, then the back one all the way up front.

The back shock is stock, it has it's own place on the subframe. I planned on mounting them on the down tubes, but I seen them done a couple differnt ways.

[MXracer16]

Try here (http://www.worksperformance.com/pdf/instructions/quad_instructions_1_04.pdf). That should help.

[roostin_dale]

I always mount them on the front two frame rails...behind the bumper

[TheFontMaster]

Originally posted by MXracer16
Try here (http://www.worksperformance.com/pdf/instructions/quad_instructions_1_04.pdf). That should help.

Thanks, that helped, I always planned on mounting them on the front frame rails, but I just wasn't really shure which way the line was suposed to go.

[fst400exrider]

Originally posted by roostin_dale
I always mount them on the front two frame rails...behind the bumper mine are like that too

[tater_kamik]

im surprised the works didnt come with that mounting guidelines pamphlet, i know mine did. i say just mount them anywhere you want as long as the tube curves evenly and nothing will hit them when the suspension is compressed, fully uncompressed, wheels turned both ways, etc.

[TheFontMaster]

Originally posted by tater_kamik
im surprised the works didnt come with that mounting guidelines pamphlet, i know mine did. i say just mount them anywhere you want as long as the tube curves evenly and nothing will hit them when the suspension is compressed, fully uncompressed, wheels turned both ways, etc.

I bought them used;)

[tater_kamik]

my bad!