Suzuki King Quad
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I think all years do.I just bought an 07 and figured I'd give it a try before doing the caster correction. Remember that not EVERYONE seems to have the steering problem for some reason. I plan on setting aside $500 just in case I need it to be safe. Even with that, it's a good machine at a great price.
Hope this helps.
Buck
Hope this helps.
Buck
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One thing about the King Quad is the fact that it's steering is quite light. The caster is set, by design, at about 1.6 degrees. Most atvs are set at about 5+-... while that helps to ensure the wheels return to "straight" when driving, it makes the steering heavier. Suzuki decided to make the steering lighter...but that also makes the steering somewhat 'twitchy' or I've even heard of a few guys saying it can go full turn right or left, pulling the handlebars right out of your hands if you are not holding on.
There are a couple of ways to get rid of it you can either do a caster mod which involves movin the a-arms you can get a steering stabalizer or you can order new a arms from World Class A-arms
There are a couple of ways to get rid of it you can either do a caster mod which involves movin the a-arms you can get a steering stabalizer or you can order new a arms from World Class A-arms
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