I am about to set up my 88 LT250r for flattrack, would like to exchange ideas with an experienced flattracker.

Ron
hogg@bevcomm.net

 

I dont have any experience at flattracking, but the field out in front of the house is flat, and its a blast if i get towards the back of the field and get the lt wound up and come busting around the corner gettin sideways. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] A Blast

 

I know alot of the people that have thier quads setup for flat track. They have a lowering kit, anti-sway bar, and hoosier bluegroove tires. The more serious ones have +1 or +2 a arms on the right side of the quad, with a +1 or +2 axle extended on the right side, and a good set of flat track shocks.