Wheel Spacers
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Wheel Spacers
Take a look at Sand-Sport wheel spacers, they are nice billet aluminum designs. You should expect a stabler quad, less tippy, and probably clip a few more things on the trail with your wider quad. Ive made billet aluminum spacers for the LT80, Z400, and 400ex which are in my opinion the best.
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Wheel Spacers
Wheel spacers are the economical method of widening your vehicle. I have off-set rims (+2) on the front and wheel spacers (+3) on the rear. The wheel spacers I bought were actually extensions of the bolts ($50). I ride motocross with 35-50 foot doubles and have yet to crack a hub or bend an axle on my 400ex. If you buy extended a-arms your stock shocks will not suffice for hard riding. You can't revalve Raptor 350 front shocks so you will have to buy after-market shocks that are valved (stiffer) for extended a-arms. Try the wheel spacers, they work great!
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Wheel Spacers
Ive been using my spacers for years. No problems. I bought mine from mudusa racing off of ebay, and those guys were great. Of all the ones I looked at, those seemed to be the lightest and best built. They were even powdercoated. Im pretty sure they offer a full warranty on them too.
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