NOTE: If you have an 04-05 YFZ450 you must upgrade to the 06-13 YFZ450 tie rod ends to use with these a-arms (Tie rod ends not included) Yamaha YFZ450 2006-13 / Raptor 700 2006-20 Regular Travel +2 A-arms

• Patented Slicast® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) Caster Adjustment - adjusts your caster independently from your camber with our Slicast® (US Patent # US 7,568,711)Cam

• Factory Shock Location with Stock Wheel Travel

• Made from TIG Welded 4130 Chromoly Steel Tubing

• Greasable Needle Bearing and Seal Design

• Durable Tie Rods: Cut to Size and Powdercoated

• Nyloc Nuts and Loc Washers for Safety of Ball Joints

• Dust Caps: to keep dirt out and grease in

• Sealed Ball Joints

SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711)Slicast Caster AdjustmentThe SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) caster adjustment is the only caster adjustment on the market today that can be adjusted independently from the camber setting. The Aluminum SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) Feature has 11 settings, each giving you 0.5 degrees of caster change. Each setting is labeled for ease of use. The SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) rotates like a cam or bearing carrier, with the ball joint hole being on an eccentric. To adjust the SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711), simply untighten the upper ball joint jam nut 3/16” and pop out the SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) CAM. Turn the cam to the desired rotation (caster setting) and press back in, tighten your jam nut, & ride with the new SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) setting.  How does the Caster Setting affect the handling of your ATV?The Caster Setting affects the handling of the ATV as it corners or goes in a straight line. Rotating the top ball joint toward the rear of the ATV makes the ATV handle better in a straight line. Rotating the top ball joint toward the front of the ATV, makes the ATV corner better.  What SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) setting is best for me?There is not an overall best setting. The SLICAST® (US Patent # US 7,568,711) Cam should be adjusted to reflect: your unique riding style, the terrain you are riding in, and the type of riding you are doing.