suspension

[85and93]

i weigh 135 pounds and i just moved up from a blaster to a trx450. Do you think if i bought +3 a-arms that i would have to get new shocks. money kinda tight so if i will have to i will just go with +2

[JW450R1]

yes, you would have to go with new shocks.there longer

[400exrider707]

Originally posted by JW450R1
yes, you would have to go with new shocks.there longer


I think you are confusing this with long travel. You can still buy standard travel +3 arms, in which case stock shocks would still work, though they may be very soft.

[bradley300]

he is really light tho (like myself) my geuss is he could adjust the preload to get them to work decent, but i would still suggest a revalve as soon as you can to get them right

[400exrider707]

Originally posted by bradley300
he is really light tho (like myself) my geuss is he could adjust the preload to get them to work decent, but i would still suggest a revalve as soon as you can to get them right

My thoughts exactly.

[85and93]

yea im not getting long travel. I was just going to get a-arms for it right now because im not racing it till next season tho i will practice on it a little. So, im pretty sure i can ride stock shock with +3.?

[mx1791]

im 120lbs without gear on and my stock shocks on +3 a arms kinda suck. if you do get +3's start saving for rebuilds or something right after you buy the a arms.