Swaping to moto front end,Any tips?
Aug 18, 2002 | 12:09 AM
#12
The Facility
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The last time that I checked, the Moto front end, with all the neccessary parts to install it, ran over $1200.00 suggested retail.
The Moto A-arm bearings and seals are almost as crazy priced as the A-arms are.
Unless you have a dealer helping you out, the Moto A-arms are not worth messing with.
The Moto A-arm bearings and seals are almost as crazy priced as the A-arms are.
Unless you have a dealer helping you out, the Moto A-arms are not worth messing with.
Aug 18, 2002 | 04:16 AM
#13
Trailblazer
Joined: Sep 2001
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Naa, I didnt use a different stem, i just put on the american star a arms, and the lonestar brake lines, bled the brakes, and tuned the suspension a little, and i was good to go.
2001 Fx 400
*Big Gun Exhaust*
RPM axle
American Star axle
Graydon Nerfs
Douglas beadlocks
Renthal bars
Shaved plastics
Custom ignition plate
2001 Fx 400
*Big Gun Exhaust*
RPM axle
American Star axle
Graydon Nerfs
Douglas beadlocks
Renthal bars
Shaved plastics
Custom ignition plate
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