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2009 yfz450r a-arms


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Stop putting the 450 crap on a banshee. Buy a-arms and shocks made for it please. I wasted my money on a freakin 450 set up. grrrrr.

What was your bad experience with the yfz450 swap ? i just picked up the arms,shocks and a set of noss tierods for my banshee so i am curious because i have only read the good. Thanks

 

btw i noticed your sig do have a gen1 or gen2 lightning ?

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Stop putting the 450 crap on a banshee. Buy a-arms and shocks made for it please. I wasted my money on a freakin 450 set up. grrrrr.

 

ive allready got the 450 arms on my shee and they work great. but im not using 450 shock because of their length. and when i can afford arms for my shee i will get them but right now i dont have $1200+ for a long travel set...

 

i was just curious if it would be the same amount of work to get and what width you would achive.

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hey all

 

the new yfz450r is out and i was wondering if the arms will swap over just like the previous models to our shee's.

does anyone know if this will work or not?

 

thanks

 

I'm going to go with probably not. The A-arms from everything I have read, will NOT switch over to the non "R" 450's, which would lead me to believe they will not switch over to the frount of the Banshee. NOw, that isn't to say that it might not be able to be worked out, but it would almost certainly involve much more modification. Not too mention, as I think was said in here, it would probably be un-godly wide. The new 450R track width is almost 50" and that is on a frame width that is near 250R for the front suspension mounting area. Couple that with our comparitively very wide front frame and you'd have a monster width change, probably much wider than desirable. I would guess it to be on the order of +3 possibly +4, PER SIDE.

 

Now, the 450R shocks on the other hand...? :evil:

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