Houser Racing Slicast

[Honda TRX250ex]

Can you guys fill me in on Houser Racing Slicast a-arms? Whats the differnce then normal a-arms?

[400exrider707]

The slicast arms are genious. Basically they allow you to adjust your caster settings MUCH MUCH easier than the old setup. The old setup you needed to remove the bolts on the upper a-arm that hold it to the frame, and thread or unthread your heims. It was extremely time consuming to do. The new slicast arms you can adjust it right on the end of the arm by loosening one nut.

[Honda TRX250ex]

Originally posted by 400exrider707
The slicast arms are genious. Basically they allow you to adjust your caster settings MUCH MUCH easier than the old setup. The old setup you needed to remove the bolts on the upper a-arm that hold it to the frame, and thread or unthread your heims. It was extremely time consuming to do. The new slicast arms you can adjust it right on the end of the arm by loosening one nut.
So slicast is the way to go?

[Snow]

Definatly

[Snow]

The adjustments are done in "increments" which makes getting both sides the same very easy. They also allow more ground clearance unlike the previous designs of LT houser a-arms.

[gbcap]

these things rock. took about 20 minutes with the bike muddy tomake a caster adjustment. takes about 5 minutes if the bike is clean. it also only takes a few minutes to make a quick camber adjustment. it is a really easy system for fine tuning your suspension. i would suggest it in heart beat.