I finally got some pictures of my most recent mods. The front end got widened to 48" for running at Thunderbowl with billet spacers.
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Looking good Steve are going to Ocala this weekend to try out the Honda?
sweet i love the look of wide quads. nice bike man
Nice 400ex... That thing is seriously wide, no stability problems their.
Looks very nice. Why do you need it to be so wide up front?
nice! but with those wheel spacers you probally want to get a steering stabilizer!
Quote from: WOODY_450r on May 04, 2006, 08:35:34 AM
nice! but with those wheel spacers you probally want to get a steering stabilizer!
Yes, that's next, the Brown truck returns...
(It's wide for stability on the track, the bike that is. My stability well.. ;))
Thanks all for your kind comments on my bike, she's a pleasure to ride too ;)
that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.
dude, those wheel spacers are huge, are they like 2 inchers
bike looks asome
Quote from: fox17 on May 04, 2006, 06:45:31 PM
that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.
SRP Billet spacers. I have 1" on each side on the front, which allowed space for the valve stems so the rims could be flipped. You can get them from: http://www.magicracing.com
You don't need to remove the studs from your hubs, which makes them easy to install. Of cours you can get longer A-arms, but that's a lot more $$ and work.
The rear are 4" total ;D
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Looks good... Now you'll be able to throw her into dem dare corners like Dreth and T2 ridin' trails ;)
Thanx! Those are awesome. I think im gonna buy some. ;D
Quote from: Honda328i on May 05, 2006, 08:54:56 AM
Quote from: fox17 on May 04, 2006, 06:45:31 PM
that is awesome!!! what brand of wheel spacers are they? im lookin at some.
SRP Billet spacers. I have 1" on each side on the front, which allowed space for the valve stems so the rims could be flipped. You can get them from: http://www.magicracing.com
You don't need to remove the studs from your hubs, which makes them easy to install. Of cours you can get longer A-arms, but that's a lot more $$ and work.
The rear are 4" total ;D
so you put the wheels on backwards or inside out? does that make it any wider? ???