Maybe someone can help clear things up for me. I've read through the entire site and things are still a little muddled.
I have the ASR +3+1 LONG TRAVEL arms. ASR says they should mate with a 16.5" shock. I have read in more than one place that a Honda trx450r shock works...so I bought a set. These shocks have the rezzies on the side though and they won't clear the upper arm on shock compression Guess I will be selling these.
I'm looking at some yfz450 shock lengths and this is what I've found.
Yfz450 shocks measure 15.75. Is this a bit short? I do not want to lower my ride height as this will mostly be a trail machine.
Yfz450x shocks measure 16.75, but not very common and hard to find used.
Yfz450r shocks measure 18.5. Will these work? I thought I read some have installed these with success but unable to verify that again. If they won't simply bolt up, could the upper mount be raised to accommodate them? This would make the shock more vertical and stiffer though right?
All thoughts and experiences welcomed. Photos would really be great as I don't want to purchase the wrong set again
I have the ASR +3+1 LONG TRAVEL arms. ASR says they should mate with a 16.5" shock. I have read in more than one place that a Honda trx450r shock works...so I bought a set. These shocks have the rezzies on the side though and they won't clear the upper arm on shock compression Guess I will be selling these.
I'm looking at some yfz450 shock lengths and this is what I've found.
Yfz450 shocks measure 15.75. Is this a bit short? I do not want to lower my ride height as this will mostly be a trail machine.
Yfz450x shocks measure 16.75, but not very common and hard to find used.
Yfz450r shocks measure 18.5. Will these work? I thought I read some have installed these with success but unable to verify that again. If they won't simply bolt up, could the upper mount be raised to accommodate them? This would make the shock more vertical and stiffer though right?
All thoughts and experiences welcomed. Photos would really be great as I don't want to purchase the wrong set again