Will Elka shocks from a warior or raptor 660, 700 fit on a raptor 350?

 

Warrior shocks are a direct replacement, and I have heard Banshee shocks fit with no mods, and 660 shocks fit with a little modification.

 

Think the rap shocks are longer a good bit so that would leave ur front en up in the air... But im not 100% sure of that but yea the shee shocks do go rite on...

 

Ok thats good to hear about the warrior. I just ordered Elka's for the front for a warrior brand new for like $382.
I'm pretty sure from what i've been looking up the banshee should fit. Not sure about a blaster or a raptor 660. I dont think the 700's will fit either. I was looking at shocks for the rear other than Elka because i'm not paying $750 on sale for a rear shock. I've heard good things about works so far. I also found a company called Marvin Shaw. Anybody ever heard of them and how do they compare for the price?

 

I don't know what happened, but there was a post that was supposed to go here that went on your carb question. But anyway, The front Warrior shocks will work fine stock or aftermarket, and the rear will work, but the only issue is the resevoir location. The Warrior has a remote res and the Raptor has a piggyback res.

 

Ummm. where would the remote res. go? Would a hole bye the battery and some zip ties or something work? What about the marvin shaws, are they good or is it not worth the $200 off?

 

You could put the res on the bottom right tube frame where the factory Warrior one is located. You could rig it up with hose clamps or have some tabs welded onto your frame to bolt the clamps on. A shock with the piggyback res would be a lot better IMO.

 

How would a piggyback res. work better? I'm not arguing but i'm just wondering. I wonder if the banshees have piggybacks for a works shock.

 

I'm not a shock expert, but I dont' see how there would be any performance differences in the piggyback and the remote res.