[TrUcKeR_MiKe]

So I'm building my 400ex into the equivalent of a flat-track racer, but for street use.

I already have Kenda Speed Racer tires on the way.

I am looking at CRJ's rear lowering link + front shock mount brackets to lower it about 3.5"

Obviously, I'm not going to be doing any racing, so I'll avoid a sway-bar for now since 'stance' is all I'm going for.

How stiff will the springs be if I crunch 'em fully?

Are there stiffer rate springs available anywhere?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[tomgodd]

I know nothing about flat track racing.
I do know Rath racing has alot to do with it.
Check out Rath and they may give you some Ideas.
ATV Racing Products - Rath Racing

 

[TTRCR414]

so your saying you just want it slammed and stiff?

 

[TrUcKeR_MiKe]

^^^pretty much.

Like this, but without the ungodly wide front tires.

 

[Helmut]

Here's a nice Raptor designed for street use.

 

[69quadracer]

If you crunch the springs it will ride like a log waggon!! get some different springs, Try Colby at C&D Racing.

 

[TTRCR414]

my 400 is slammed lowering kit up front (now shorter elkas and no kit) but all you need for the stance is a lowering kit tt tires and wider a-arms sway bar would help out too

 

[TrUcKeR_MiKe]

I gotz the tires.

Are the front shock relocation-lowering/threaded rear link kits safe?

 

[tomgodd]

I have never seen anybody with a lowering kit on a quad.
Your quad looks nice with those wheels and tires.

 

[TTRCR414]

lowering kits are a common sight on the tt circuits, dura blue makes them

 

[TrUcKeR_MiKe]

Forgive me, but what does TT stand for?

 

[TTRCR414]

flaTTrack if im wrong im gonna smack myself cuz i race TT

 

[TrUcKeR_MiKe]

Hahaha. I woulda figured FT for flat track.