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  1. locogato11283
    You use the FB group at all?
  2. locogato11283
    Do you live under a rock?!
  3. locogato11283
    There are plenty of spots left.
  4. locogato11283
    What HQ meet? The LS ride?
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    Yea, we just run a ton of lockup weight and forget about it. It has worked very well for us so far.
  6. locogato11283
    Should have let a Michigan builder assemble it.
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    We haven't done any heavy flywheel testing, but my crank is a big wheel crank and my brother's is the small wheel crank.. There's a noticeable difference in the way mine comes off the line compared to his. His does seem to rev out a little higher, I assume because of the lighter crank, and it doesn't come off the line quite as easy as mine.
  8. locogato11283
    I disagree about it not being good for hill shooting.
  9. locogato11283
    They work well. I run them on my YFZ.. Too many tractions...
  10. locogato11283
    SOLD
  11. locogato11283
    No wonder she never does that shit with me.
  12. locogato11283
    Can't go wrong with Mattoon.
  13. locogato11283
    I'm going to need some money for that...
  14. locogato11283
    Coming up quick!!
  15. locogato11283
    Chariot does. Send Jerry a PM on here. His screen name is Chariot Performance. Or eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chariot-Chain-Tensioner-Banshee-2-Hole-Footpeg-Roller-/251325568612?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a842bd664&vxp=mtr
  16. locogato11283
    Fuggin trolls.
  17. locogato11283
    It sounds like you don't want to listen. You're on your own as far as I'm concerned.
  18. locogato11283
    It's my personal opinion that running a no link arm with a Shaw or strut is horrible geometry. I've seen swingarms crack at the strut mount point with a lot lighter riders than you. You can do what you want, but I wouldn't run that set up.
  19. locogato11283
    I think you better put on the new swingarm and strut the bike first. The strut will transfer power down better than your shock will. If it already gets traction when you shift gears you may have wheelie issues. EDIT: Are you strutting the bike or running a Shaw?
  20. locogato11283
    I'd say at least a 16 paddle stag in 80-84RO.
  21. locogato11283
    Pics would help.
  22. locogato11283
    I let Brett know something is missing.
  23. locogato11283
    PM sent.
  24. locogato11283
    You might have to just mock them up and then have something made. I like my tie rod ends to screw all the way into my tie rods. I don't like them hanging out so I order custom tie rods to suit my needs.
  25. locogato11283
    Eh, I'm not sure on length, but when you figure it out, Ridiculous Fabrications can make you some.

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