+2 a arms plus a +4 axle = awsome quad!

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

woo hoo! my bike is awsome now! i did the front end a few weeks ago and just did the axle and took it out for a quick spin, big difference. and thanks to this forum the axle swap was quick and painless. the only thing i need to use a hammer for was to straighten out a cotter pin. everything else just came right out. now she's ready for the indoor track in illinois on thurs!!

[redrocker]

Dude your stoked!!!!!!!!!!

[Honda#4]

Master what part of wisconsin are you from? Post some pics of your bike.

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

i'm just outside of madison between mcfarland and cottage grove. where are you at? i've got dial up but i'll give the pics a shot.

[Honda#4]

I'm 43 minutes north of Green Bay

[Unverfehrt400ex]

Any pics of the quad???

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

front - diamond racing a arms

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

whoops

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

side - dial up took way too long, so i went to the bar...this bar has wireless internet. BONUS!!

[quader400]

nice, ive never seen those arms before. i remember when i first added arms and an axle it was so much more fun to ride.

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

rear - +4 lonestar

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

plus my dog, my truck and my buddy's ltr

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

i think i need 18's and 20's for racing this year. i'm taking it to the track like this and then i'll take it with smaller tires to try it out. anyone know how big of a difference the smaller tires will make?

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

even though it handles good now, i still want to try to get rid of some of that top heavy feeling

[BranMan]

hey man where did u get those a-arms from?? and wat did they cost.. i love them...

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

i got the a arms used from ebay but you can get them at diamondracingatv.com

[csimp3]

dude, thats a sweet ltr in the background

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

yeah, its ok

Originally posted by csimp3
dude, thats a sweet ltr in the background

Dude....don't be dissin' the guys quad by respectin' his buddies quad..... ;)

Originally posted by MaStEr VoLuMe
even though it handles good now, i still want to try to get rid of some of that top heavy feeling

Call GT Thunder and get them to set up your rear shock and get the right linkage.

They dropped my ride height 4" and now I can pretty much throw my EX sideways anywhere at most any speed.

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

Originally posted by garandman
Dude....don't be dissin' the guys quad by respectin' his buddies quad..... ;)

ha ha, no that is his quad in the background

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

Originally posted by garandman
Call GT Thunder and get them to set up your rear shock and get the right linkage.

They dropped my ride height 4" and now I can pretty much throw my EX sideways anywhere at most any speed.

how much does something like that cost? and won't it make my bike look/handle weird with the back end so low and the front the same? or does it somehow work like a posi rear end on a plymouth?

[csimp3]

Originally posted by MaStEr VoLuMe
or does it somehow work like a posi rear end on a plymouth?

LMAO!!!

[MaStEr VoLuMe]

idunno, joe dirt just popped in my head when i was typing

Originally posted by MaStEr VoLuMe
how much does something like that cost? and won't it make my bike look/handle weird with the back end so low and the front the same? or does it somehow work like a posi rear end on a plymouth?

Does THIS look weird to you? :devil:

http://www.hunt101.com/img/470573.jpg


Total investment: front - $600, incl 450R stockers Rear - $400, incl link.

Far as handling weird, only if railing the corners and not "getting on the bicycle" is weird to ya.... :D