2017 timbersled 120LE onto 2004 yz450f

[Dves]

I have a 2004 Yz450f and just snow checked a 2017 120le timberland kit for it. I'm going with the tss rear shock, the problem is they don't make a fit kit for the older steel frame yz. So I'm wondering if anyone knows if a kit from a different bike will work, or what bushings I need to order to make it work. I emailed timberland about it but they weren't much help.

Thank you,
Dan

 

[cade123]

The front front clamps and spindle bushings might work off of the other yz fit kits. And for the frame bushing I would just build some on a lathe if you have accsess to one not very hard.

 

[nblack300]

It's "timbersled", would think that would be known if you just spent $$$ on a kit. Buy a newer bike to turn that expensive toy!

 

[Revv Up]

Cade's got it, they are probably a standard fork tube and the skid bushings would be easy to make or have made.

 

[stealthy1]

I have a 2004 wr450 on a 2014 LT, used the 2005 and up fit kit, works fine! Cross reference the two frames on the Yamaha parts list, should be the same.

 

[41racing]

I have a 2004 Yz450f and just snow checked a 2017 120le timberland kit for it. I'm going with the tss rear shock, the problem is they don't make a fit kit for the older steel frame yz. So I'm wondering if anyone knows if a kit from a different bike will work, or what bushings I need to order to make it work. I emailed timberland about it but they weren't much help.

Thank you,
Dan

I had the same issues with them when I was trying to mate my yz 250 to my ST kit. I wound up just having them made. Or maybe try calling Ice Age me and my buddies have had a real good service from them

 

[M5-]

They are easy to make any machine shop can do it. Getting info from TS is like searching for a unicorn. The dealers wont be much help either as they can only read what they are given by TS.

M5