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quadracer707
02-27-2009, 06:56 PM
OK people,

How do you make the stock front end narrower for GNCC racing??
Like from 50" to 48", I could have sworn I read something but cant find it or maybe it never existed,,
ken
popo
02-28-2009, 06:18 AM
Everything you need

http://www.gtthunder.com/YFZ4501/2009YFZ450R.htm
quadracer707
02-28-2009, 01:38 PM
Thanx for the info. I know there is after market stuff out there. I thought i read you can make front end smaller, but its the rear end you can make smaller not front. My friend races mx & was looking for a quick fix for the front.

Ken
coryatver
02-28-2009, 01:55 PM
i added it up you need to spend $2,385 on suspension and a-arms. That doesn't include an axle. if I could afford it I would get one:D
quadracer707
02-28-2009, 02:01 PM
Originally posted by coryatver
i added it up you need to spend $2,385 on suspension and a-arms. That doesn't include an axle. if I could afford it I would get one:D But I think HLS shocks can be used on the stock a arms, unless your a pro, I think that is a sweet ride, I just saw last weekend what a stock YFZR with a pipe & cam & complete stock suspension do do full blown out quads, AWESOME

Ken
coryatver
02-28-2009, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by quadracer707
But I think HLS shocks can be used on the stock a arms, unless your a pro, I think that is a sweet ride, I just saw last weekend what a stock YFZR with a pipe & cam & complete stock suspension do do full blown out quads, AWESOME

Ken

stock a-arms are to wide for xc
quadracer707
02-28-2009, 03:09 PM
Yea but i was talkin mx now. Which is my fault. Deff to wide for GNCC, however a mx pro might run this weekend if he can get his elka's dialed in, with a 50" front
yfzrider310
02-28-2009, 03:23 PM
Switch to 4:1 rims and I think you lose like 2in or so. Thats probably the cheapest way to get skinnier.
ohsobad_chevy
03-01-2009, 09:04 AM
Originally posted by yfzrider310
Switch to 4:1 rims and I think you lose like 2in or so. Thats probably the cheapest way to get skinnier.

Bingo.....my bike is 50" wide and not to mention 3 inches longer than stock and I have no problems ripping through the woods and tight trails. I am not saying that it is ideal for the woods, definitely not, but it can be done.