geeessfore
Well-Known Member
Guy at work got a Warrior on trade. It looked weird in the pics. When he picked it up the guy said he put on Raptor 660 A arms. Is this possible?
Here are some pics.
Here are some pics.
I talked to him more today. He said when he picked it up the guy told him that the parts were from his dads wrecked 660 and he actually seen the parts bike sitting in the garage. I would really like to get my hands on this guy phone number and get more info on how he did this.
He probably just put that. I work with him and he honestly has no idea other then what that other seller told him. I'm pretty sure 350 rap has same style as warrior
The lines are stock warrior ones. He did the same thing I did before I got new ones, just unsnap them from the frame, disconnect them at the calipers, take the left line hook it to the right and right to left. Then you can straighten out the metal part of the line to give you the most reach. I had stock lines on +5 arms and had extra length that wayThe brake lines look extremly long also.
Raptor 660's are really narrow stock and high-centered. I think they are more narrow than a Raptor 350/Warrior.looks like stock a arms off a 660, ont he top ones, where the bar that runs accros from mount to mount was atached, was cut an dmoved towards the wheel, he welded some differnet shock attachements, the two apside down v pieces arent original, and hes missing a lugnut on the front right tire. the only thing i see wrong is the raptor frame went from skinny at the bottom to wide at the top, where the warrior is pretty much straight so the wheels haves some negative camber
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