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So I'm building a 4 mil cub on alcohol with shearer inframes. It's going in a stock frame. I'm building it as a dune/drag bike. It has a +10 arm and a marvin shaw on the back, with 11 paddle extremes. What would you guys run for a swingarm and paddles? I'm thinking a +12 with 12 or 14 stags 74ro

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I have no experience of CUB´s or Alcohol, but I would try that +10 and those paddles first before buying anything new. Play with a gearing, air pressure and chassis set up first and see how it hooks. JMHO.

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We ran our 443 Cub with a +8 arm with 12 extremes & 14 haulers both 74"-75" RO. It only stood up one time with around 300 passes. It carried about a 6"-12" wheelie to the base of the hill. Super easy launch with the right clutch set-up.

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Thanks everyone. I think im going to start out with what i've got right now, but with my 4 mil stock cylinder it spins the tires a lot off the launch. I'll try the 11's, and some other tires and see what I like. With a +12 arm would 14 stags be too much for the motor? 

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At 150lbs if your blazing the tires off on a 10 arm you sitting to far forwards. You need to get more weight over tires.

With those tires and arm you should be able to stand that bike up no problem

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I can stand it up if I try, that's not the problem. I know how to ride, but I don't want to bring the front end up much, that's not how you win races.

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You were complaining about spinning the tires but say you can stand it up also. i suggest you figure out where to sit on the bike to get less spin but can control the front end still. More paddle will just bring the front end up easier. Youve got the right stuff you just need to figure out how to make it work.

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