I welded extensions on to my pedals to give it a bit more leverage. Eventually I will convert the pedals to a blade or hammerhead design where the pedals are pivoting off the floor. The front shocks won't make hardly a difference since the front end sucks to begin with. The rear shocks if the right combination is found will help keep the buggy on the ground to control. When I got mine the previous owner had installed a Kirky aluminum seat, I also got the stock seat which I immediately put back in only to find it raised me up to when I hit a bump my helmet hit the roll bar. I had to put the aluminum seat back in and under the cover I had put 2 layers of padding I used from a camping mat. I do not use it for trail ridding due to the log truck without suspension ride unless trail is fairly tame, but I mostly used it to dirt drag.
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