[QUADRACER22]

anyone have any advice on setting the camber and castors on the walsh a arms?
I put mine at 5 turns out on the front and all the way in on the rear of the upper arms but it
just does not look like it has the negatibe camber of my houser yfz. It rides awesome with the fox evol's
but i just want to know if im in the ball park on the setup, b/c iv never had a setup with the adjustable hiem joints as the walsh uses. Also I guess by the design any ajustment done effects both the camber and castor setting

 

[SandJunkie]

The best guy to ask about that would be FuelATV...pm him...he's the most knowledgeable about suspension set-ups...

Hope he can help

 

[trukinjp13]

You'll soon find out the brains of this operation. I think he should have a slogan.

WHO YA GONNA CALL......FUELATV

Na thats too cheesy, sorry I couldn't resist myself. I watched ghostbusters last night.

 

[PokrMny]

Soon enough you'll be like me and the heading of all your PM's to FUEL will say "Me Again"

 

[SandJunkie]

Mine start with "Hey...waz yur opinon?"

 

[philys21]

:lol:

 

[trukinjp13]

We probably do get kind of irritating. But hey it's all in good fun right. I know one thing we all can agree upon(well for the most part)knowing your product and having a great customer service department, is the best way to do business.

 

[fatv]

Can you post a photo of the upper a-arms. I thought the Walsh a-arms were camber adjustable only? Does it use heims on the upper a-arms where the upper a-arms mount to the frame?


FUELATV

 

[jfarrar30]

first thing you will need is an angle finder.go to your local hardware and buy one they arent that expensive.going by a certain amount of turns or threads usually wont cut it if you want it perfect.too many variables.set your caster first then your camber.you will need to readjust your toe-in as well.

 

[QUADRACER22]

Im not sure what adjustment is what? Ill call walsh monday. I do know that the adjustments on the upper a arms affect camber and castor, but not sure how. It only has the adustments on the upper a arms, where they mount to the frame, not on the spindle. Im going to get a angle finder and get them as close to what is recomended and go from there. Thanks for the help guys

 

[FoxRider1488]

It is easy. You will need the angle finder. Like jfarrar said, you can get it at your local hardware store for a few bucks. The top a arm uses heims to connect to the a arm mount on the frame. The new walsh a arms use a fixed bottom to mount to the frame. Here is a pic of my set up.

 

[QUADRACER22]

ok i got that problem solved but now, Im having a problem with my shocks feeling like they are topping out and jerking when they do. If i grab my front bumper and lift it all the way up off the ground they have a jerk when they extend all the way, Can you help?

 

[FoxRider1488]

What kind of shocks are you running?

 

[quadracer450]

What kind of shocks are you running?
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he said fox in his first post...

 

[CernicsRacing.com]

That is a common trait with the FOX shocks. Ride it 3 times you wont even notice it anymore.

 

[QUADRACER22]

ok they feel good, see you guys at Loretta's

 

[AL KAABI]

for the upper Arms

6 threds on the front joint
4 threds on the rear joints

and you are done

 

[fatv]

for the upper Arms

6 threds on the front joint
4 threds on the rear joints

and you are done
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And how mamy degrees of castor will that be?


FUELATV