with +3 a arms

[atvracer7]

can i still use my stock brake lines

 

[blaster01]

nope you would have to order longer ones, and longer tie rods toooo

 

[jfblasterboy65]

if you order the +3s they usually come with tie rods and even sometimes can get em with the lines as well

 

[blasterfreek30]

i used my stock pre 03 cables with my +3 arms......u do need longer hydro lines tho

 

[atvracer7]

yeah i have the tie rods but what are the front hydro lines anyone got a picture because i am trying to get everything ready for mx season and i am trying to figure out the rest of the stuff i need thanks guys

 

[mr_3_0_5]

probably gonna need a stiffer shock to..
front hydro lines are your brake lines they are going to be to short.

 

['blanshee'man]

They are JUUUUST long enough with my +2's so you will need new extended ones. And like 305 said, stiffer shocks will be needed or you will sag and your front end will sit very low and frequently bottom out. trust me i know this lol, its not fun.

 

[atvracer7]

and im guessing that yfz front shocks arent a direct fit are they?

 

[atvracer7]

any one 15555555555555555555

 

[ROCKSTAR]

yfz shocks are too long.....standard travel blaster or banshee shocks are your best bet. for longer lines look for braided stainless lines. they are better all around...

best ebay deal for lines....about 64 bucks...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ASR-...572467QQptZMotorsQ5fATVQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

 

[royalt67]

Supposedly, YFZ shocks are a good swap if you buy "long travel" a-arms. They have the shock mounting location moved slightly outboard to accept a longer shock. If you haven't bought your a-arms yet, it is something to think about. More suspension travel is always a GOOD THING.

The ASR lines mentioned above ^^^^ work very well.

 

[ROCKSTAR]

braided lines are a great upgrade all together, no sense in spending the wad of cash for galfer lines...ASR or some of the others work just as well...sometimes you just pay for the name...other times you pay for better quality...in this case, the bit cheaper ones are just fine

 

[245stroker]

and im guessing that yfz front shocks arent a direct fit are they?

He's a pic of my blaster. Its got +2+1 burgard a-arms with yfz front shocks.

 

[atvracer7]

so stroker do you have long travel and were those a pretty good fit

 

[ROCKSTAR]

not long travel, the lower shock mounts are above the arm, and the lower arm isnt gullwing style.

how much higher does that make the front sit stroker?

 

[245stroker]

The burgards were just standard travel a-arms. I sold them and the shocks to a member on here and went with a long travel set up. I had to turn the preload down on the shocks to get them to fit. It raised the front a little but not bad, maybe an inch or so. When I added the extended swinger I had to raise the preload up a little to even out the quad. I thought they worked great.

 

[atvracer7]

hey thanks stroker i am definetly gonna have to do that then