To anyone with an extended axle that still runs the stock length a-arms:

Are there any adverse effects to running the extended axle with the stock length a-arms? Does this cause stability problems since the front of the quad is more narrow than the rear? Does this make turning difficult?

 

NONE of you have a quad with extended axle and stock width front end????

 

You want have any problems with it. I have an extended axle on my Banshee, and I don't have extended A-arms.

 

I have an extended axle, and no problems at all with handeling. The only problem I had was the tires stuck out past the fenders and I would get hit in the back of the helmit with mud. So I went to the hardware store and picked up a big rubbermaid garbage can, and made some fender extentions, and rivited them on to the rear fenders, works great!!!!!

435cc warrior

 

I have an extended axle, and no problems at all with handeling. The only problem I had was the tires stuck out past the fenders and I would get hit in the back of the helmit with mud. So I went to the hardware store and picked up a big rubbermaid garbage can, and made some fender extentions, and rivited them on to the rear fenders, works great!!!!!

435cc warrior

 

I have an extended axle, and no problems at all with handeling. The only problem I had was the tires stuck out past the fenders and I would get hit in the back of the helmit with mud. So I went to the hardware store and picked up a big rubbermaid garbage can, and made some fender extentions, and rivited them on to the rear fenders, works great!!!!!

435cc warrior

 

I have an extended axle, and no problems at all with handeling. The only problem I had was the tires stuck out past the fenders and I would get hit in the back of the helmit with mud. So I went to the hardware store and picked up a big rubbermaid garbage can, and made some fender extentions, and rivited them on to the rear fenders, works great!!!!!

435cc warrior