Just bought the wife an 07 wolverine special edition. Great looking quad, and looking forward to getting it out to beat it up. I had a question about the camber. I have a zuk 400, and did some suspension work, and took a lot of time to get the negative camber just right. Looking at the wolvy, it has positive camber on both front wheels (top of tire is further away from frame then bottom of tire). Is this normal, cause as far as I know there are no adjustments to change it. Any help is appreciated.
Jason

 

I noticed the same on mine. However, it's so slight that once weight is on it (a rider) it levels out.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jarmoore

I noticed the same on mine. However, it's so slight that once weight is on it (a rider) it levels out.</end quote></div>

same with my 03 really..I don't see anyway to adjust it either,just the toe in/out with the tie rods

 

mine is the same way, but I dont believe that there is an adjustment, unless you find somone with aftermarket a-arms that are adjustable

 

Thanks for the replies. I figured it was normal, just wanted to check with fellow wolvy owners.

 

Slightly off topic, but I tightened my shocks the other day. 4/5 on the front and 3/5 on the rear now (stock is 2/5, 2/5). I rode over 65 miles today and it's seriously like a different quad now. The ride is a bit more rough but it turns like it's on rails.

Also, don't bother getting the Yamaha key if you want to adjust them. I used a plain ole' adjustable wrench and it worked fine.

 

i did the same thing... it is completely different now, much less body role. i have them tightened all they way up so i can jump it a little, and it doesnt help at all, the shocks are junk. im gunna throw some rappy shocks on there soon