drop and roll kits

[ullose272]

what do you guys recommend? i see hrp doesnt make one for edges anymore. what did you guys use? ive seen some for $80 and some for $300

 

[freak58trio]

Timbersled or Fabcraft but in my opinion unless your putting a 2.5 inch track on no real need for one as most only move it down 5/8th's of an inch.

 

[tinman1980]

I'm putting in a fabcraft in right now and it drops 5/8" and back 1 1/2 back. Install takes time but everything fits good. I liked also being able to ask Mike at Fabcraft questions.

 

[ullose272]

im goin to put a 2.5 in

 

[xring60]

Use Avid's billet chaincase. I am running a 3" camo extreme with 8 tooth and I still have about .75" of clearance in the front of the tunnel. My attack angle is a lot less too!

 

[ullose272]

do you just get a longer chain? i dunno if i wanna drop $650 on it

 

[xring60]

Yeah, I made a 84p or 82p can't remember right off the top of my head. It is a lot of money but figure $200 for the d&r kit plus all the work you'll have to do on the secondary side.. The only thing you have to do with the billet case is pop a couple of holes in trim your foot rest and your done....kinda! But now that I'm thinking of it, unless your putting it in a Vert. Escape the brake caliper mounting holes are different and you'll have to buy a different caliper as well.

If you're planning on doing the 2.5" and you never have plans of putting a 3" the 2.5 will fit with smaller (7 tooth, 3.0) drivers with out doing a d&r.

 

[ullose272]

i never want to put in a 3 inch, im also planning on pulling out the front cooler, i was kinda wanting the better angle, but if it does make that much of a difference ill just skip the d&r

 

[E-Zmoke 4:20]

I second the AVID chaincase is the way to go...click here for lots of info

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=189141

 

[Volvokvaloya]

Yeah the avid chaincase looks great!