Lonestar swingarm

[dirt-riceburner]

I recently purchased a new 4"+ LS swingarm and got it all installed and noticed that the front chainslide was crooked. If you looked at the slide from the rear, you can see that back end of the slide would point towards left. So the chain glides from the right edge of the slide and gradually get on the center of the track. Does that make sense? Anyway, I took it all apart and put it back together again and still the same. The slide is new as well as the swingarm.

 

Has anyone else experience this prob?

[warwgn]

had the same prob with my Janssen +1.5 swinger on my raptor. The two mounting holes for the slider were too long so i cut them down and fixed the problem.

 

Not sure if that helps you any cause dont remember how the banshee slider goes on??

[RATBIKE0130]

I recently purchased a new 4"+ LS swingarm and got it all installed and noticed that the front chainslide was crooked. If you looked at the slide from the rear, you can see that back end of the slide would point towards left. So the chain glides from the right edge of the slide and gradually get on the center of the track. Does that make sense? Anyway, I took it all apart and put it back together again and still the same. The slide is new as well as the swingarm.

 

Has anyone else experience this prob?

 

 

It's not really a problem... the swingarm tapers towards the carrier making it look even farther off than it is. I know the chain still slides from the right corner towards the center and I have never had a problem on either lonestar swingarms I have had on my banshee.

 

In other words quit looking at it and go ride it. :beer:

[Bansh-eman]

it wont hurt any thing my LS swinger is the same way.. if you look at the weld at the frnt youll notice that what keeping your slider from going all the way over... its no biggy though your chian still slides on there and not on your swinger so your fine...