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 wheel spacerson the back arent as bad as on the front.... that absolutly blows... you might as well run around with flat tires and fucked up camber and caster.. tahts about what it feels like haha
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| Spacers on front are absolute garbage... even a 1" change in wheel offset makes for a noticable reduction in steering performance on a banshee... Anyone that disagrees with that obviously either doesnt ride, or just doesnt care... |
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07-11-2008
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| Alright, I'll be getting nerf bars, and a steering stabilizer soon. So I'll get pics when I get em.
__________________ I had a 2004 Yamaha Blaster which I TRADED for my new Banshee   2000 Banshee: Pro Design Cool Heads~Wiseco High Perf. Pistons~maybe a couple bore jobs?~Toomey T5 pipes~+4 inch chrome Lonestar swingarm~Cascade Clutch cover~Cascade Clutch lever~Cascade Trail lights~Cascade pipe hangers~K&N filter with an Outerwear (for dunes I run skat-trak Haulers and dune trackers, and for desert I run dunlops) |
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