Got my Lont Travel frt. end dialed in

[jlhughes750]

I got the Gibson LT XC frt. end for the YFZ a few weeks ago.

I tried it out at the D6 Foot of the Mountain Harescramble last week and it felt awsome.

The Axis shocks and Gibson A-arms are a great combo.

this pic is a lil weird but you'll get the idea. For XC they have great clearance, and don't seem to get as beat up as other arms. When your spending alot of $ on parts its nice when they stay nice for a while!!

[jlhughes750]

I also added some Gibson tie rods!!!

At first for XC racing I thought they might be a bit much (too fancy, too many parts)... As it turned out they are really simple. They make turning effortless, and the travel you get from the ends is smooth and precise!!

The Frt. end also comes with an adjustable steering block so u can totally eliminate any bumpsteer, this works great with the tierods.

rear view

[southbeach14]

did you buy them at east coast atv? how is their service?

[jlhughes750]

Yes I got them through ECATV..

For me their service is second to none. I live right near their shop and have a great sponsorship program set up!

I deal with one person only.. that way it keeps things simple. If anyone is interested call and ask for Matt. He and I worked together on the XC YFZ arms and we've got them really hooked up! Let him know u ran into me on here, thanks.

[southbeach14]

can you get elka instead of axis?

[Pappy]

looks good J....and with that bumper ...stay infront of me

[jlhughes750]

Yes on the Elka!!!

[southbeach14]

Originally posted by jlhughes750
Yes on the Elka!!!

thanks, i little off of the subject can you post a truck picture for me in the truck section?

[jlhughes750]

[southbeach14]

Originally posted by jlhughes750

just having a hard time posting pictures, far from being a computer guy