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bansman76

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I use both baja 4+1 fronts and baja 3+2 rears. As said above, you will notice less steering effort and alot less bump steer also less leverage on your ball joints. I mostly ride trails in the mountains and i wouldn't want any other offset. I didn't want a quad that's way too wide and stupid to steer around. I think mine is perfect for what i need to do.

 

Get some good shocks as well.

 

Few pics around.

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I have a tusk axle set at its widest adjustment with Baja 3+2 rears. Just wasn't sure what spacing to get on front. Looks like ill be ordering 4+1 bajas. Thanks guys. Oh yea have works triple rates for

Now. First time ever having aftermarket suspension lol

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I have the same axle. I use the big spacer on the inside and the small one on the outside. Made the bike pretty well square, maybe a c-hair narrower in the rear.

Play around with it to find what you like.

 

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I did use one, until I broke it a while back. 

 

Was just a streamline type stick cheapo one. Not bad, but ill get a puck style one day probably. 

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