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Quote from: LT250RWV on March 23, 2013, 05:53:23 pmQuote from: Chuckie25 on March 23, 2013, 04:51:56 pmThanks guys. It took a lot of work and patience but she came out pretty decent. Now I just gotta get stuff like ball joints, tie rods, axle, swinger etc changed out on it so its perfect! Lol. And maybe another pipe and definitely my PJ38 that's just hanging out here... It needs more air What kind of reed are you running.I guess they are stock. I'd love some Vforce or anything aftermarket but I'm broke lol
Quote from: Chuckie25 on March 23, 2013, 04:51:56 pmThanks guys. It took a lot of work and patience but she came out pretty decent. Now I just gotta get stuff like ball joints, tie rods, axle, swinger etc changed out on it so its perfect! Lol. And maybe another pipe and definitely my PJ38 that's just hanging out here... It needs more air What kind of reed are you running.
Thanks guys. It took a lot of work and patience but she came out pretty decent. Now I just gotta get stuff like ball joints, tie rods, axle, swinger etc changed out on it so its perfect! Lol. And maybe another pipe and definitely my PJ38 that's just hanging out here... It needs more air
I have some old pictures. This quad has seen some hard use.I'll get some updated pics once the snow DIES. I'll have a new frame, swing arm, and top end for this year.
that looks like some WV mud on you bike John, lol
I'm not sure what kind of swing arm that is. I bought an 86 with a couple hundred hole drilled in the frame. I think he wanted to make it lighter, or maybe he had a death wish. He was on track for both.I sold all the parts except the swing arm and the frame. Swing arm for me and the frame for scrap (parts money).I love the round carrier. If I have my way, I'll never use the box carrier again.
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