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ryder133

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Well I have some money to invest into my Warrior and I decided that I would make it handle better before I start getting big bore kits .etc

I'am looking to get new shocks and A-arms and maybe some rear wheel spacers to mimic the front.
I was looking at the ASR front A-arms http://www.amstarmanufacturing.com/Warrior350Parts.html I don't know what set to get because there's two.
And I was looking at Elka shocks http://www.elkasuspension.com/downloads/applications/ELKA-APP-ATV.pdf but didn't know what stage to get if stage 1 would be fine I would go with those because I'am looking to just spend around $1000

Let me know what you think!
 
Fast Trail riding. And straight away's. Like smallish jumps :tup:
 
It vary's mostly singletrack stuff but yeah sometimes it gets tight.
 
I ran ASRs all summer with no problems and I ride 90% trails and even got it out to the track once an they worked great there too. I run 09 YFZ shocks.
 
Yeah I was thinking Elka Warrior shocks. But yeah I want to get into some track some time aswell
 
I want to say get the +4 long travel with yfz shocks but that puts you at 49in wide I run the +2 with at Steelers work good but i wish I had more adjustments on the shocks
 
But I heard that the YFZ shocks can brake joints because they don't fir properly.
 
You don't think Elka Warrior shocks would be good?
 
Yes they are nice but to get them adjustable you got to spend a ton of cash adjustment is a big issue for me racing mx because if its non adjustable it hasto be revealed to be adjusted
 
But I heard that the YFZ shocks can brake joints because they don't fir properly.

I wouldnt go with yfz shocks. If you rdoing trails there will beat you to death. +2 arms is plenty wide any wider you'll find yourself looking for a diff path to take in tight woods. Trust me sometimes im having to do that now.
 
Elk makes a great shock, pricy but well made and tested. Look on ebay for there combo packages.

ASR's pro-x arms will make you happy. No one has the LT arms on a warrior yet, but I would assume that they would be pretty kick ass. Yet, from the pics, I don't like how they went with a straight tube design, the s bent LT arms seem more purposeful.
 
You can put raptor A-arms on a warrior? are they raptor 350 ones?
 
I also run the upper shock mount adaptor on mine. I love my YFZ shocks , it's crazy the difference in adjustability and ride quality compared to stock.
 
yep adjustability is nice especially when you like going fast you can make it work perfectly with your weight

ryder let me look a little into the long travel and i may sell you my arms if your interested
 
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