Any video or write ups on A-arm/shocks vs stock

[Tommilicious]

Does anyone have a video or detailed write up on aftermarket a-arms/shocks vs stock?

 

I've had many banshees but never had or rode one with anything but stock suspension.

 

I do trail and woods riding and I'm just curious to educate myself through others comparisons/experiences.

 

I thought it would be really cool to see a video comparison of before/after on a banshee with suspension modifications if anyone can reference something they've seen before?

 

Thanks.

[98_sheester]

Ok well this might not be too detailed

 

But a stock banshee front suspension isnt great the shocks are just shitty as its only a single rated spring and that mean the whole shock spring is doing all the work meaning absorbing the tiny bumps and holes and on top of that trying to use them in corners..a banshee is naturally nose heavy and narrow but stock arms arent bad depending on what you using it for....i use stock arms cuz my trails are super tight..

 

But if you have the riding room to get your shee 50in all the way around it will handle night and day difference that would be atleast +2 rear axle and +2 arms but remember it will be nothing without a good set of shocks

[sheerider11]

There once was a guy here. He said he could hit bowling ball sized rocks and not feel it with yfz shocks.

 

 

 

 

 

Burried 1/3 under the ground.

[sheerider11]

It was only 1/3 exposed.

That's why I meant

 

 

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[rjdgriff]

Switching shocks and arms did not increase my horse power

 

 

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