YZ400F

[400exhybrid]

I'm going to be using Strong arm +2 a-arms, lonestar +1.25 swingarm, elka front shocks, rear elka shock with elka linkage, +2 steering stem with anti-vibe clamp. axcaliber adjustable axle +2 +4,,,,

[HybridBuilder]

what kind of riding are u going to be doing mx, xc, playin around in yard, or dunes

[400exhybrid]

MX racing and some XC racing

[HybridBuilder]

fuck lsr go with walsh +2+1 lt front end walsh swinger with a lsr adjustible axel hyper carbonfiber beads with maxxis razr 2's with a walsh +2 stem with anti vibe clamps flex bars with laker custom's

[hotrodyamahonda]

im my opinion walsh is to expensive and LSR is good i would go with long travel for sure though

[400exhybrid]

I can get HSD Racing Strong arm a-arms for a good price there here in canada there only one province away from me and they look really strong thats where i'm going to buy all my aftermarket parts here a link to the a-arms i'm talking about check them out www.hsdracing.com/Can/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=2
they sell lonestar, eyeball, leager, roll design for swing arms

[laegercrf]

go long travel! I have the pro trax set up and love it. With PEP Zps front and back. nicest quad to jump!

[jrspawn]

Long travel is the only way to go now days, standard travel is being phased out, even on brand new quads. Walsh is by far the absolute best Chasis components, Laeger is also good, but very high maintence. For the average ameture rider/racer, i would say any of the different companies would be good. Just make sure you take the time to set them up(caster, and camber)

Justin

[400exhybrid]

i think i will go with the strong arm +2 long travel there only $62 more than the standard travel +2's, I live in canada and HSD Racing is in canada to, so i'm going to go with their a-arms so i dont have to pay for money exchage and the boarder fees, plus their only one province away from me so shipping wont cost much