YFZ 450 SHOCKS ON A RAPTOR 350?
#3
They physically will go on, but you have to compress them as they are longer then the Warrior shocks, which will put a lot of pressure on your ball joints and wear them out quick, your choice.
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Originally posted by: warpigs
They physically will go on, but you have to compress them as they are longer then the Warrior shocks, which will put a lot of pressure on your ball joints and wear them out quick, your choice.
They physically will go on, but you have to compress them as they are longer then the Warrior shocks, which will put a lot of pressure on your ball joints and wear them out quick, your choice.
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Originally posted by: Speedy2222
that's the same thing people said about raptor shocks... and i have NOT had a problem with my ball joints wearing out and i have rode with them for over 2 years now
Originally posted by: warpigs
They physically will go on, but you have to compress them as they are longer then the Warrior shocks, which will put a lot of pressure on your ball joints and wear them out quick, your choice.
They physically will go on, but you have to compress them as they are longer then the Warrior shocks, which will put a lot of pressure on your ball joints and wear them out quick, your choice.
#7
hate to tell you but its not an upgrade..at all.
If you want long travel suspension the save ur pennies and buy a quad that comes stock with long travel..a Predator was my choice but also a DS has stock long travel..Honda and Yamaha's 450's DO NOT come with long travel.
I havent rode a 450 Suzuki yet.
If you want long travel suspension the save ur pennies and buy a quad that comes stock with long travel..a Predator was my choice but also a DS has stock long travel..Honda and Yamaha's 450's DO NOT come with long travel.
I havent rode a 450 Suzuki yet.
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