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xrxmxcx
06-05-2005, 06:30 PM
i cant remember if i ever posted pictures of my final product after this winters rebuild, but here they are:eek2:

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/1.jpg

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/2.jpg

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/3.jpg

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/4.jpg

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/5.jpg

http://www.liveloveride.com/complete/6.jpg
LsMxRaCeR
06-05-2005, 07:05 PM
Thats a good looking quad
FoxRacing81
06-06-2005, 06:58 AM
That's an MX warrior? I always kinda thought it was like a combination. Because you had the +2 a arms and +4 axle (mx), but then skidplates, dg rear bumper, 20in rear tires and 21 or 22in fronts (XC) haha....

If your MXing that, ditch the skids, the rear bumper, and get some 18s for them sick hipers.:macho


looks sick as hell though man. I love it! I voted for you in poor man build off, btw.

"EDIT" lol...are those 18s already? I can't tell from the pic whether there 18s or 20s.
xrxmxcx
06-06-2005, 12:13 PM
its pretty much all set up for mx, i just need to save money for mx tires, because i do ride trails too, the a-arms are +3+1, and with mxr4's on the rear and front with the rear spacers all the way at the widest setting the rear will be 49.5 and front will measure up to 49.25

the rear tires are 20x11x8 and fronts are 21x7x10 that are on there now, but the rears measure up to 19" so there not a true 20
06-06-2005, 12:20 PM
thats a warrior?:p

haha man thats sick lose that f'in back bumper tho that cant help anythign at all theres no reason for it IMO
warriorprincess
06-06-2005, 12:31 PM
OMG... that's BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!
xrxmxcx
06-06-2005, 12:48 PM
:devil:
xrxmxcx
06-06-2005, 12:51 PM
Originally posted by 660r_freestyler
thats a warrior?:p

haha man thats sick lose that f'in back bumper tho that cant help anythign at all theres no reason for it IMO

better then having a something run into your *** end and screw your caliper and rear braking that is just about as VULNERABLE as it gets, with a durablue carrier the caliper mounts more toward the rear then on top and, hey why not put a $38 dollar insurance piece on there that weighs just about nothing:macho