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Well at least 1/2 the sticker lol.WTH you buy a SECTION and expect a sticker 🤣🤣
Well at least 1/2 the sticker lol.WTH you buy a SECTION and expect a sticker 🤣🤣
Yep, for now. Just trying to get the machine running / trail ready. I need to be spending more time with my side hustle than tinkering on this thing.I take it you're leaving the upper cage red?
Love it!Yep, for now.
Does it have stock or aftermarket A-arms? 0 - 1/8" toe in has always worked for me with the exception of some L&W A-arms I tried, I couldn't get the front end under control no matter what, extremely twitchy and would try to put you in the ditch when you brake. Figured out the caster was way off giving it the shopping cart effect, swapped back to stock and problem solved. Now have the SATV fwd arms, they're good as well.Any one have advice on what the alignment should be on a Talon x4?
I haven’t measured it yet, but it acts like it’s toed in a bit as it’s a bit twitchy on hard pack gravel road surfaces…on loose gravel / dirt / gravel it’s fine. No noticeable wear on the fronts to indicate excessive misalignment so far.
On my p1k5 I have it set at about 1/8” toe in and it acts similarly as well.
I’m able to keep it under control but likely less experienced riders in my family might get a bit over corrective and roll the machine.
I’m considering setting it to 1/8” toe out… any recommendations?
Stock suspension so far. Just has the 32” rock a billy tires on what looks like a set of Honda Talon front rims and a spacer in the rear.Does it have stock or aftermarket A-arms? 0 - 1/8" toe in has always worked for me with the exception of some L&W A-arms I tried, I couldn't get the front end under control no matter what, extremely twitchy and would try to put you in the ditch when you brake. Figured out the caster was way off giving it the shopping cart effect, swapped back to stock and problem solved. Now have the SATV fwd arms, they're good as well.
I run my fronts about 3-4 psi higher than the rears, this helps with the growl from the front diff when in 4wd. For comparison this is with 31x10 Carnivores on all 4 but I noticed this with the stock rubber alsoStock suspension so far. Just has the 32” rock a billy tires on what looks like a set of Honda Talon front rims and a spacer in the rear.
I haven’t checked the tire pressure…seems a bit high when I give the tire the farmer check.
The tires were all over the map. I set the rear at 10.5 and front at 12.5. I’ll give that a try. The factory number at 18 seems awful high for 32” tires. Didn’t have time to measure the alignment tonight.I run my fronts about 3-4 psi higher than the rears, this helps with the growl from the front diff when in 4wd. For comparison this is with 31x10 Carnivores on all 4 but I noticed this with the stock rubber also
Tire pressures are like 'what oil should I run' questions.Installed the rear 4 point harnesses, front already had them. They are aces racing from Amazon.
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I'm very interested in what you come up with, with myself being a bit of a Bigfoot.Ordered a gas pedal assembly off eBay today. I’ll use it as my tester for changing the pedal geometry for us big foot types.