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02-15-2009, 01:20 PM
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well now that i have to switch out frames, i might as well buy aftermarket parts instead of oem. i'm looking into aftermarket a-arms but i dont have the money to buy an expensive set. i was looking at some housers and i really like them. do you think their better than jd performance or other companies? they come in xc +3/4 or mx +2.25. i ride an equal mix of woods and mx, what width should i choose? if i go with the mx, im only sacraficing an extra 3" of width. if you have any comments, they would help.
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02-15-2009, 02:30 PM
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were i ride theres some tight spots so id say go w/ +3/4 this will still make a huge handling differance giong plus 2 may be a little too wide!by the summer ill be upgrading my a arms and will be doing the +3/4 saw some nice ones one ebay check out atv galaxy store they had some already powder coated green too!
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02-15-2009, 10:26 PM
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I ride woods and mx and i have roll mx a-arms with 4/1 wheels and it's 49 wide and i am fine. Make sure you get some nice shocks i like my fox floats
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