KFX450 Front Shocks on my Honda 400EX - Trail Riding Budget Mod / Upgrade

Parts List and Modifications Below! ( ↓ Affiliate Links Below ↓ )
■ 2008 KFX450 Front Shocks: https://ebay.us/gjb5rJ
■ CFM High Capacity Oil Tank: https://ebay.us/qY240n
■ Sparks Racing X-6 Stainless Steel Race Core (Option 1): https://amzn.to/2GpZcng
■ Sparks Racing X-6 Stainless Steel Race Core (Option 2): https://ebay.us/pTB9FE
■ +2 Anti-Vibe Steering Stem: https://ebay.us/mJ5eFw
■ +2 Chromoly A-arms (closest I could find): https://ebay.us/nZWdob
■ +4 Rear Axle (closest I could find): https://ebay.us/t5wD37
■ 9” Light Bar (54W): https://amzn.to/362Xzor
■ Adjustable Clutch Lever (Similar): https://ebay.us/xRLIV1
■ Read Handbrake Block Off Plate: https://amzn.to/3esdpfW
■ Axle Lock Nut: https://amzn.to/389F6ZX
■ +2 Steel Braided Brake lines (BEST PRICE): https://ebay.us/kXQJX3
■ +2 Steel Braided Brake lines (RED Casing): https://ebay.us/Up4UFi
■ Dual Row Rear Bearing Carrier: https://ebay.us/43lCQV
■ Pro-Taper SE Series 7/8” Handle Bars: https://amzn.to/34TSwaA
■ 426cc, 11:1 Big Bore Piston Kit: https://ebay.us/zZu3sn
■ Uni Foam Air Filter (Option 1): https://ebay.us/RKsYoD
■ Uni Foam Air Filter (Option 2): https://amzn.to/3mSfPYA
■ 2005 Honda TRX450R Carburetor (16100-HP1-673): https://ebay.us/GbQwKg
■ 2002 Honda CRF450R Timing Chain (14401-MEB-671): https://ebay.us/ahpwBU
■ Oversized Head Studs: https://ebay.us/AblPvh
■ Stage 2 Hotcams: https://ebay.us/IqCFnp
■ 2008 KFX450 Front Shocks: https://ebay.us/kmFILy
■ GRIP SEAT (Similar): https://ebay.us/t8sgRu
■ Maxima SC1 High Gloss Coating (New Bike in a Can): https://amzn.to/367AKQo
■ TRX450R Foot Pegs
■ Yamaha YZF450 Dual Diston Front Calipers
■ 9” Flood/Spot LED Light Bar (54W): https://amzn.to/362Xzor
■ 7/8” Handle Bar Mount: https://ebay.us/9V7dn3
■ Pelican Micro Case 1010 (YELLOW): https://amzn.to/34Umtaj

I installed 2008 Kawasaki KFX450 shocks on my 2001 Honda TRX400EX (Fourtrax / Sportrax 400EX). It lower’s the front a little bit, but the adjustability easily makes up for it. You can tune the height and the adjust rebound. TRX450R Shocks are also a good option if you’re looking to get them rebuilt. Obviously the ideal shocks are built for your weight and riding style (Elka, Fox, Costum Axis), but for recreative / agressive trail riding the KFX450 shocks work very well and are quite affordable — A good budget mod.

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