[Fast64ranchero]

Well we installed my new Long A Arms KTM kit tonight, I must say it is a very nice kit, everything fit great, even came with new lock nuts, these pro riders up here better look out, this old man is gonna be on there butt's, for the first couple laps anyway..... well worth the $703.00 I had to pay.....

 

[driver311]

Well we installed my new Long A Arms KTM kit tonight, I must say it is a very nice kit, everything fit great, even came with new lock nuts, these pro riders up here better look out, this old man is gonna be on there butt's, for the first couple laps anyway..... well worth the 3.00 I had to pay.....

Install went great. Looks much better. Now paired with some nice beadlocks and some 18s you should be ready to rock. Atleast you can stay within a few turns now. LOL

 

[kiwi-craig]

KTM sx arms or aftermarket.......

hows about some pics !

 

[Fast64ranchero]

KTM's Kit, all parts had SX part numbers

 

[Big Orange]

KTM sx arms or aftermarket.......

hows about some pics !

I also thought installation was a breeze. Ktms little camber adjustment tool is neat too. I reccomend them.

 

[nick0]

looks awesome. i would surely hit every tree at a gncc with those. ha

dang it big orange, i just commented on your pic! crap well guess i just have to wait to see ranchero's

 

[bradmulvey]

What is this little tool you are speaking of?

 

[quad97]

it comes in the tool kit that comes with the quad when it is new.

 

[kiwi-craig]

try dialing in alot more camber than the stock setting................

 

[Fast64ranchero]

Kiwi, I did two complete turns more then stock, seem better, flat tracked it tonight, much better, I was leading the B main till the last lap, on the stock XC tires!!!!

 

[kiwi-craig]

cool ! and yeah it sure helps.

1 run 3/4" measured from the top rim lip to the botton rim lip, thats around 3 1/2 degree camber. I use a large steel engineers square and just go off the garage floor, double check your rear tires are identical in pressure and check the true of the floor with a string line. I push the squre in until it touches the bottom lip and use the extending end of a set of engineers calipers.