TCS / Race Tech Front Shocks for the ATK 450 MX.
We are excited to offer the TCS / Race Tech Front Shocks for the ATK 450 MX. Not only are TCS / Race Tech shocks considered by many to be the Best in the industry, they are by far the Best Value.
One of the main reasons we hooked up with TCS / Race Tech was because they personally build each and every shock to order based on the riders specifications. This way you know that your shock is setup specifically for you. Unlike other shock companies that have generic shocks sitting on the shelf (if you are lucky, or unlucky depending on how you look at it) that are setup to generalized specifications.
TCS / Race Tech offers two different setup styles for the ATK 450 MX. The two series are unique in their own ways with one not being better or worst than the other. Your choice will be dependant on many factors including riding type, ATV model and also your own personal preferences.
TCS / Race Tech front shocks are manufactured from the finest materials available. They are custom built to your exact specifications to provide you with a superior quality suspension component designed for high performance riding and excellent durability. All shocks are assembled by hand. Valving and spring rates are selected based on your individual needs (ATV set-up, weight, ride height, riding type and skill level). TCS / Race Tech shocks feature 5/8” diameter shafts, high flow valve bodies, high quality chrome silicone springs and stainless steel teflon lined spherical bearings. Shocks with remote reservoirs also feature externally adjustable compression damping. Each set of new shocks comes with a TCS / Race Tech mounting kit that includes four high quality stainless steel worm gear hose clamps, and four water jet cut rubber damper pads.
The same quality components are used on all TCS / Race Tech front shocks whether they are standard travel, long travel or even our lower priced non-reservoir units. Because of this you can be assured of a high quality component that can be updated or changed based on increased rider weight, skill level or even if you purchase a different model ATV.
A-arm Width
Race Series and Sport Series is simply TCS terminology to describe two different setup styles. The two series are unique in their own ways with one not being better or worst than the other. Your choice will be dependant on many factors including riding type, ATV model and also your own personal preferences.
Race Series - Race Series refers to our no-preload setup. Race Series allows the ATV to sit lower than stock without sacrificing wheel travel. ATV ride height is fully adjustable externally to compensate for various track conditions. Typically applications for the race series setup include, but are not limited to motocross and cross-country racing where a low center gravity and high corner speed are required.
This option is mainly for the TT/Flat Track racers that required a shorter shock. TCS offers a shock specifically for this application. Although the shock uses the standard shock body, they actually shorten the shock travel internally. This allows the bike to sit lower, just as if you installed a shorter shock. These shocks also use triple rate zero preload springs which lowers the bike even more. The advantages to using these shocks is, you do not need to use a lowering kit, you get full (shock travel) suspension travel and best of all you get the quality and performance of the TCS shocks.
Reservoirs allow for greater oil capacity for faster heat transfer and dispersion, further reducing fade.
Piggyback Reservoirs - These are attached to the shock directly.
Remote Reservoirs -Designed to mount on the frame. Attached to the shock via a hose. Some use the remote reservoirs because they may not have room for the piggyback reservoirs.
The folowing options are available for these shocks.
Here are a few other items to consider while upgrading to the TCS / Race Tech Shocks.
These TCS / Race Tech Shocks may also be available for the following quads: ATK450, Can-Am DS450, Bombardier DS650, Honda 300EX, Honda 400EX, Honda TRX450R, Kawasaki KFX450R, Kawasaki KFX400, Suzuki LTZ400, Suzuki LT-R450, Predator 500, Yamaha Banshee, Yamaha Blaster, Yamaha Raptor 350, Yamaha Raptor 660, Yamaha Raptor 700, Yamaha YFZ450.