Just wondering if anyone has tried this and how it worked?

Raptor Blue
GYT-R FULL SKIDS
GYT-R HEEL GUARDS
GYT-R HEADLIGHT GUARDS
GYT-R SHOCKCOVERS
GYT-R HOUR/TACH METER
GYT-R CARBON FIBER PIPE
GYT-R BLUE STROBE GRAPHICS AND SEAT
RENTHAL BARS
GRAYDON PROLINE NERFS
LONESTAR AXLE(SWEET)
BRAIDED STAINLESS STEEL RADIATOR HOSES

 

i have tried it. came out good. lowers the rear by about 2.5 inches. much more stable, plus it doesnt cost you anything and only takes like 30-40 minutes to do.

 

I have mine flipped as well. I have had it that way about a month and a half. I have had no problems yet.

 

I have mine flipped and just did my first moto-x race with it and had no problems. I would highly suggest doing this to lower the rear of the Raptor.

 

Thanx guy's I flipped it today and damn is it lower. Combine that with the Lonestar Axle and it handles like my bud's 400ex. It look's a little funny though is there any way to make it level? I put my front shocks down to the middle setting sand it's better but not great. Would new a-arms and shock's help? I'm going riding this weekend probably to the Pine Bearing's in Jersey, so I will see how I like it then. Thank you for the good advice!

 

Thanx guy's I flipped it today and damn is it lower. Combine that with the Lonestar Axle and it handles like my bud's 400ex. It look's a little funny though is there any way to make it level? I put my front shocks down to the middle setting and it's better but not great. Would new a-arms and shock's help? I'm going riding this weekend probably to the Pine Bearing's in Jersey, so I will see how I like it then. Thank you for the good advice!

 

Where in the pine bearings do you ride. I live in NJ and every time i go to the beach i look to see where i could ride in there.

 

go to chastworth. thats where the motox track is..but you have to pay 25.00..there is also an abandon coal mine over where we drag at..

 

whats the link to this site that tells u how to lower the rear? thks