[mojosxs]

Is HCR the only ones with Long Travel? I can't seem to find anyone else that makes LT for the mavs yet.

Thanks

 

[AReed]

Lonestar Racing

 

[Megadesertdiesel]

Lonestar Racing

Got any inside info?

 

[mojosxs]

Got any inside info?

I talked to Lonestar, they are building one which is the same one that Murray Racing is running. They said I would get it in two weeks. I am about to order it but I was going to check with one other place first.

Murray Racing

 

[AReed]

I do carry LSR products, just a fyi.

 

[mojosxs]

I will give you a ring tomorrow, Thanks

 

[Megadesertdiesel]

Lsr builds some badass stuff. I ran their +8 kit on my rzr1.

I live a 3 miles from them and could stop by and borrow your Lt kit to make sure it works before you get it. Haha

 

[mojosxs]

Lsr builds some badass stuff. I ran their +8 kit on my rzr1.

I live a 3 miles from them and could stop by and borrow your Lt kit to make sure it works before you get it. Haha

Nice! I can't wait to see what they build!

 

[Wyoming]

AReed, do you have a price on the LT, and do you revalve and spring the stock shocks to fit this? I assume it would be different shock setup than your regular revalve?

 

[AReed]

Ill call and find out.

 

[mojosxs]

AReed, do you have a price on the LT, and do you revalve and spring the stock shocks to fit this? I assume it would be different shock setup than your regular revalve?

They offer Kings with the set so I assume the stock fox will not work or not work very well.

 

[Wyoming]

They offer Kings with the set so I assume the stock fox will not work or not work very well.

The HCR kit comes with Kings, I think the LSR kit is designed for stock shocks.

 

[Henry427]

HCR comes with Kings there the same lenght as the stock Fox2.5s but the kings that are in the kit are set up with a stiffer spring rate and better valving. u shouldnt really run the stock shocks on a long travel set-up no matter the brand. the leverage point is increased with the longer arms and it will just over power ur stock shocks, it could ride fine at slow crawling speeds. But it will most likly bottom out over alot of bumps at higher speeds.
hope that made sense

 

[Megadesertdiesel]

HCR comes with Kings there the same lenght as the stock Fox2.5s but the kings that are in the kit are set up with a stiffer spring rate and better valving. u shouldnt really run the stock shocks on a long travel set-up no matter the brand. the leverage point is increased with the longer arms and it will just over power ur stock shocks, it could ride fine at slow crawling speeds. But it will most likly bottom out over alot of bumps at higher speeds.
hope that made sense

I would think LSR has their shit together and have new springs and valving specs added with the kit or optional.

 

[Henry427]

I would think LSR has their shit together and have new springs and valving specs added with the kit or optional.

I do not know of or heard when the LSR kit will be realest or wat the kit will include. for wat the HCR kit inludes im assuming LSR will havea similar amount of goodies in the box

 

[mojosxs]

I do not know of or heard when the LSR kit will be realest or wat the kit will include. for wat the HCR kit inludes im assuming LSR will havea similar amount of goodies in the box

LSR's kit does come with matched shocks. I am in the process of ordering one of the first ones. I can't wait!

 

[Ninja]

HCR comes with Kings there the same lenght as the stock Fox2.5s but the kings that are in the kit are set up with a stiffer spring rate and better valving. u shouldnt really run the stock shocks on a long travel set-up no matter the brand. the leverage point is increased with the longer arms and it will just over power ur stock shocks, it could ride fine at slow crawling speeds. But it will most likly bottom out over alot of bumps at higher speeds.
hope that made sense

Being that the XRS comes stock with 2.5's, if the KING 2.5's in their LT kit are the same compressed/ext length as the OEM Fox, there is no reason the OEM Fox 2.5's could not be tuned/resprung to work.

 

[k goodrich]

For the maverick you don't want a stiffer spring rate.... you want softer and more valving.

 

[TreavisPoynter]

For the maverick you don't want a stiffer spring rate.... you want softer and more valving.

I highly disagree with this.

 

[TreavisPoynter]

If you use valving to stiffen the suspension instead of spring you over work the fluids. Fluid gets hot and the shocks fade. Just send your suspension to FCR Suspension and call it good.