+3 or +2

[korniev]

I was just wondering if it is OK to install a +3 front with a +4 axle. It means front is wider than rear. Or is it better to stay +2 front and +4 axle???
What do you think

[hondarider2006]

I run +3+1 a-arms on my 426 for MX along with a +4 axle and love the setup:cool:

[450r51]

you want ur front end to be a bit wider then the rear. i know with my 450r my front end is a half inch wider on each side.

[400exMO]

Originally posted by 450r51
you want ur front end to be a bit wider then the rear. i know with my 450r my front end is a half inch wider on each side.
Exactly, you'll be fine.

[400exstud]

Depending of the offsets of the rims, your rear will be wider with a +4 axle whether you have +2 or +3 a-arms. If you look at a stock bike, the rear is way wider than the front from the factory to begin with. So you can extend the front more than the rear without even surpassing the rear's width.

[korniev]

Dude I do not know about EX bikes but my YFZ had exactly THE SAME width on front and rear in stock form (actually it still does:))

[400exMO]

Yeah, stock the ex is wider in the rear.