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The arm length is added between the most outer shock location and the hub which is good as the suspension shock geometry will stay the same as you change arms
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When fitting these rear arms, did people need to use some spacers in front of the arm.
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I run +1 bmax4 arms on mine. Shimmed drive shaft in toward the outdrive as much as possible (bmax2 shafts)
Cars fantastic like this for me. Its actually the same width as a kf at the rear in this config. |
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I'm confused!
What do i need to do this? I have both a standard YZ2 and a BMaxIII |
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BMAX4 arms and BMAX2 axles .
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Not axles, just the dog bone.
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articlenumber rear arms,gullwing ... - yz-2
can anybody tell me articlenumber at bmax4 wishbones used at YZ-2, and axles? and gullwing arms front and tower...thanx
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So I can't just use the wishbones and dogbones from my BMaxiii on my YZ2 and vice versa?
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I tried my bmax4-3 with the YZ2 rear bits, and put it back to the B4-008R1's. Felt too loose at rear on the new sandy Batley astro.
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Just run the bloody things the way they were meant to be! They'll be fine....
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Brilliant
But we all like to tinker That said, my yz2 has been superb, everywhere I've run it. Straight from box (with a little expert adjustment from Neil Lewis)
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Out of the box the car runs brilliant. With a bit of adjustments you can drive it very fast around the track.
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Seeing as pretty much the whole team have swapped wishbones now, there must be something in it... so if you have the parts already I don't see the harm in trying it..
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Shame the parts are not available though which is shame currently ive tried for weeks to get rear shafts and bones
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MB have the complete Bmax2 rear shafts if any good...?
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Finally got some shafts B2-010RB
So i need to fit these with B4-008R yea? I gather from comments this stabilises rear end etc and also would be better in low grip, aswell as helping drive in high grip. So If i run yz2 rear arms and shafts on the bmax-4iii does this reduce rear grip? Just have not run car and want to know best setups for best conditions. I noticed neil said if its sandy and loose its better stock arms and bones. Thanks
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