From WORCS to GNCC!!

[quadmonkey]

Well, weve moved from WA racing the WORCS series and didn't have to worry about the width of the LTR. Well now we live in GA and racing the GNCC series, and needed to narrow up our quads.

We had to outfit 3 quads. One for me, one for my wife, and our backup (currently broke down).

We got -2 Lonestar axles, Lonestar rear hubs, Lonestar -2 XC A-Arms, and new Stadium Suspension (wanna buy some fox shocks!? :D). Can't wait to go riding this weekend to see how everything responds.

Thanks to Colby at C&D Racing for helping me get everything in a timely fashion.

Here are some photos.

This is the difference in width that the A-Arms made
http://pimbasworld.com/jls/albums/new_xc_suspension/stadium_suspension_001.sized.jpg

Here they are after getting everything mounted up
http://pimbasworld.com/jls/albums/new_xc_suspension/stadium_suspension_002.sized.jpg

And some other photos
http://pimbasworld.com/jls/albums/new_xc_suspension/stadium_suspension_003.sized.jpg

http://pimbasworld.com/jls/albums/new_xc_suspension/stadium_suspension_004.sized.jpg

http://pimbasworld.com/jls/albums/new_xc_suspension/stadium_suspension_005.sized.jpg

[csimp3]

that looks wierd so narrow, but it should be awesome for what you need it for, just wonderin, how much you sellin the fox shox for?

[quadmonkey]

Originally posted by csimp3
that looks wierd so narrow, but it should be awesome for what you need it for, just wonderin, how much you sellin the fox shox for?

$900 + shipping per set

[QuadJunkies]

Best of luck to you both this year
How exciting to get to try both styles of racing! :)