WV250R,
Do you have the Houser? Or does anyone else? I have looked at them and they looked great.

 

If I got the Houser, would Works be an okay choice with them? Also, has anyone had any past experience with Houser Racing products? How are they?

 

Yes, I have the Houser A-arms, +2 and +1 forward, on a 250R. Also using Works Triple rate with Resv. Running a Houser steering stem & anti-vibration set up. Would be running a Houser swing arm, but he hadn't developed the stock 88- 89(or 86-87 -1)length yet when I needed a swingarm(I went with Laeger on the swingarm). John Houser is extremely meticulous with anything he does & would only sell first class stuff!! Good Luck

 

Buy any shocks but works....a guy i know bought works front shocks for his bench and he had to getb them rebuilt 3 time in 4 months. He finnaly got rid of the and bought PEP since then he hasn't had a problem.

 

jfboy,
What kind of riding did your friend do? What kind of machine were these shocks on? Also, who rebuilt the shocks?
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WV250R,
What finish are you Houser a-arms (powdercoated, chrome top)? What are the advantages to +2, +1 a-arms opposed to just +2? Also, how do you like your Works, and how do they work with your a-arms? Where the a-arms difficult to install? Also, could you please provide any other info you can about the a-arms. Thank you very much.

 

jfboy? WV250R?

 

It all depends on what you want to spend. The more you pay, the better you get. But, those Houser arms look pretty nice. I am going to be running PEP ZPS, Burgard a-arms up front. Remember to widen the rear end when you widen the front end. So that everything is equal. You would be fine without a longer axle, but it would help a lot. The works shocks seem to be a very good shock. I am going with the PEP for the ZPS and the full adjustability. I have nothing bad to say about works. I have seen many quads running these shocks and getting some big air without bottoming. Good luck with whatever you get.