[RESCUE YFZ]

Allright guys I got my money finally, $2000.00 to spend on A-arms and shocks, so tell me what your opinion is, I was thinking about LSR arms but I'm not sure on shocks yet, also if you know of a shop offering a good deal live me the info

 

[Tainted Glory]

definetly talk to bob @ magnolia tractor for lsr/tcs front end. great prices and the parts are top notch.

 

[bunkerking217]

that sounds like the route alot of people are taking....

LSR/TCS orrr...... HOUSER/ELKA

IMO, you cant go wrong with either setup...and if you wanna spend the money ... Walsh/PEP would be sweeettt

 

[quad#11]

YOu can just about get a Walsh - PEP ZPS (non rebound) set up for 2K. Plus, Janssen make a very nice front end set up with Elkas for under 2 grand.

Or, you could go the LSR, TCS set up. They are all good fronts, better than stock.

Good luck,
Scott

 

[RESCUE YFZ]

bob is offering that deal for $2000.00 which includes a-arm, shocks, rebuilt rear shock and brake lines, my question is do they rebuild your shock or send you a rebuilt shock and you then send them yours, cause I dont want my bike to be down for a month while I wait for my shock to come back

 

[velocity111]

Don't talk to just one person suggested, talk to all persons suggested. Rudy at DFR Racing set me up with mine, and I couldn't be happier.

 

[Guest]

i have houser +1 and elka quad rate shocks. long trave set up awsome love it.i have a great pic if someone will post it for me.these arms have needle bearings and are camber adjustable.

 

[RESCUE YFZ]

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[Mustache Ride]

lone stars with PEP triples. thats the way to go dude.

 

[YFZ_53]

Originally posted by Mustache Ride@Jan 14 2004, 02:01 AM
lone stars with PEP triples. thats the way to go dude.

:stupid 1650 for arms, shocks, and SS lines and this is PEP shocks :rock :red

 

[RESCUE YFZ]

where do you get that deal from, and do you think its a better deal than what bob is offering, his kit includes the rear shock also.

 

[RPyfz450]

I've never owned aftermarket shocks, but the Elka Elites have high AND low compression damping adjusters. I've never seen any other ATV shock offer that feature and I suspect it offers a significant advantage.

I believe the late model Honda CRs have high and low compression adjusters on their rear shocks. I suspect others may also have this.

 

[CTYfzrider]

my walsh/tcs quadrate zps LT setup is about $1900. i think it will be good for me.

 

[Dave]

I would get the new Arens LT arms and either Elka, PEP, or Axis Shocks.

 

[WalshKFX]

my walsh/pep front end is around $2200 with pep lines and the big can Peps 8)

 

[herb]

When PEP rebuilt my rear shock on the Banshee, I had to send mine in, and wait about a week and a half for the turn around.

Originally posted by RESCUE YFZ@Jan 13 2004, 06:40 PM
my question is do they rebuild your shock or send you a rebuilt shock and you then send them yours, cause I dont want my bike to be down for a month while I wait for my shock to come back

anybody know?

 

[Wolf66]

I really want to see some pics of the Arens A arms, does anyone have them or know where there are pics? Thier website is old and not updated. I am going to go with TCS LT triple rates for sure, and as of now dont know what A arms. Still looking. Ebay has Action A arms for $500.00 I like them cause if I cant get the shocks right a way, they have 2 shock mounts on them. 1 for stock length and the other for LT. Now while riding on trails the stock shock's are a tad bit stiff, so with the +2" arms and stock shocks will be less stiff right? Ok now put your LT shocks on for when you ride moto cross and you have the best of both worlds. Although for doing this piggy backs res. would be quicker. But I heard that Elka is not so great and what other piggy backs are out there? :rock