YFZ front end installed and rear link flipped

[vreds]

Well, last week I received a beautiful pair of like brand new '06 yfz front shock.

At first glance, they seemed better, WAY better than stocky pogo from my '06 Raptor. I just installed these and flipped the rear link.

It don't feel tippy as it was before, I actually can drift on pavement ! Sure, the bearclaw (spare tire before I get GNCC ) help a lot on this part. The ride experience is like if I had a new ATV... literally, it's that different for those who wonder how different it is.


Well now, I want a-arms and axle.... Dammit.   

[kyledvor61]

Well, last week I received a beautiful pair of like brand new '06 yfz front shock.

At first glance, they seemed better, WAY better than stocky pogo from my '06 Raptor. I just installed these and flipped the rear link.

It don't feel tippy as it was before, I actually can drift on pavement ! Sure, the bearclaw (spare tire before I get GNCC ) help a lot on this part. The ride experience is like if I had a new ATV... literally, it's that different for those who wonder how different it is.


Well now, I want a-arms and axle.... Dammit.   

I like my YFZ shocks


you'll always want more and more, it will never ever ever ever ever ever ever stop

[Livingmylife93]

You can just bolt them on right?

[kyledvor61]

You can just bolt them on right?

i believe you have to trim something to get it to fit but besides that it should go right on

[Colorado700R]

You can just bolt them on right?

i believe you have to trim something to get it to fit but besides that it should go right on

YFZ shocks are a direct bolt-on for the Raptor 700

[kyledvor61]

You can just bolt them on right?

i believe you have to trim something to get it to fit but besides that it should go right on

YFZ shocks are a direct bolt-on for the Raptor 700

i thought you had to trim a mount slightly or something?

must have been something else

[Colorado700R]

You can just bolt them on right?

i believe you have to trim something to get it to fit but besides that it should go right on

YFZ shocks are a direct bolt-on for the Raptor 700

i thought you had to trim a mount slightly or something?

must have been something else

YFZ shocks need modification to be used on a 660 Raptor 

[kyledvor61]

You can just bolt them on right?

i believe you have to trim something to get it to fit but besides that it should go right on

YFZ shocks are a direct bolt-on for the Raptor 700

i thought you had to trim a mount slightly or something?

must have been something else

YFZ shocks need modification to be used on a 660 Raptor 

ha i knew it was something with the yfz shocks

[vreds]

You can just bolt them on right?

Yeah, they fit bolt-on. it's pretty simple, the worst part is the rear flipped link.

[kyledvor61]

You can just bolt them on right?

Yeah, they fit bolt-on. it's pretty simple, the worst part is the rear flipped link.

what did the flipped link do?

[Krandall]

You can just bolt them on right?

Yeah, they fit bolt-on. it's pretty simple, the worst part is the rear flipped link.

what did the flipped link do?

Lowers the rear end by about 1.5-2 inches

[kyledvor61]

You can just bolt them on right?

Yeah, they fit bolt-on. it's pretty simple, the worst part is the rear flipped link.

what did the flipped link do?

Lowers the rear end by about 1.5-2 inches

gotcha

[FoundArealQuad]

But what does flipping the rear link do to your suspension travel?

[vreds]

Well, i've notice no change in suspension travel. The only thing that is different, is the lower center of gravity, which, in my case, is more than noticeable.

[Bert]

I think its a little easier to bottom out.  Anyone agree with me?