I didn't know Walker Evans made the links for the rear of the XP pro. How was the ride? Any improvement with the small chatter and rocky trails? I'm in Arizona and the rocky beat the heck out of me, I just had Shock Therapy replace my upper front springs to something softer. Was thinking about removing the sway bars, but I really don't want to do that. I didn't see the pro XP's rear sway bar links on walker, Evans site, how much did you pay for them?
I didn't know Walker Evans made the links for the rear of the XP pro. How was the ride? Any improvement with the small chatter and rocky trails?
I'm in Arizona and the rocky beat the heck out of me, I just had Shock Therapy replace my upper front springs to something softer. Was thinking about removing the sway bars, but I really don't want to do that.
I didn't see the pro XP's rear sway bar links on walker, Evans site, how much did you pay for them?
That’s what these are for, not more articulation but better ride comfort at slow speeds.
They won’t help with speed. They remain stiff so body won’t roll. They give you the extra couple inches of wheel travel while at low speeds.
I should also add, I have the shock Therapy springs. Not sure if that will make a difference.