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      Keith Hills

      Registered: March 2012
      Location: Brooklyn, WI
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      Offsetting the axle one inch forward should allow the shock to drop through the A-arm and allow for 26" tires. That's the plan at least.
      · Date: Sun December 14, 2014 · Views: 909
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  1.   Mon January 26, 2015 9:06pm Rating: 10.00 
    1. Noel Woods
      Master Mudder

      Registered: October 2007
      Location: Texas
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      Looks sharp!
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  1.   Sun February 1, 2015 12:04pm
    1. Noel Woods
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      This is downright brilliant!
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  1.   Sun February 1, 2015 12:41pm
    1. kghills
      Keith Hills

      Registered: March 2012
      Location: Brooklyn, WI
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      I don't know about brilliant Noel but it uses common parts and allows for the use of bigger tires on the Max II which is something many people have expressed interest in for a number of years. Even with smaller tires the longer wheelbase should make it more stable. Sort of like an old Scrambler.

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  1.   Mon February 2, 2015 8:00pm
    1. ARGOJIM
      Just me and my shadow

      Registered: May 2009
      Location: NJ 08533
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      Interested to see this work, offset seems like it would bind or vibrate in up/down. 90%?

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  1.   Mon February 2, 2015 8:58pm
    1. kghills
      Keith Hills

      Registered: March 2012
      Location: Brooklyn, WI
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      Spins nice by hand on the bench.

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  1.   Thu February 5, 2015 12:36pm
    1. Noel Woods
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      I think the geometry is right on, should spin without any issues or vibration.
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