What size swingarm
#2
if you are running a stock bore you shouldn't need one.. if you are doing some engine work it will be your decision on how bad you need to stay on the ground. remember.. the longer the swingarm the shorter the turning radius.
#3
Are you having a hard time keeping the front end down? If so thats a good reason to get one. I have a hard time keeping the front end from goin vertical when drag racing in Glamis with straight cut paddles on, to the point I have to let off the gas.
Im in the market for a +4" arm for my Raptor as well. The only reasonably priced one I have found is Lonestar at $652(for my year model that is).
Laeger seems to be the most expensive.
Im in the market for a +4" arm for my Raptor as well. The only reasonably priced one I have found is Lonestar at $652(for my year model that is).
Laeger seems to be the most expensive.
#4
Originally posted by: Glamis700
Are you having a hard time keeping the front end down? If so thats a good reason to get one. I have a hard time keeping the front end from goin vertical when drag racing in Glamis with straight cut paddles on, to the point I have to let off the gas.
Im in the market for a +4" arm for my Raptor as well. The only reasonably priced one I have found is Lonestar at $652(for my year model that is).
Laeger seems to be the most expensive.
Are you having a hard time keeping the front end down? If so thats a good reason to get one. I have a hard time keeping the front end from goin vertical when drag racing in Glamis with straight cut paddles on, to the point I have to let off the gas.
Im in the market for a +4" arm for my Raptor as well. The only reasonably priced one I have found is Lonestar at $652(for my year model that is).
Laeger seems to be the most expensive.
You need to check out T-Dub racing. He's just finishing up building me a +4' in candy blue PC for my 700R duner. His prices are super reasonable and he's a hell of a good guy to deal with. He come's highly recommended. I'll be getting mine this coming Weds or Thurs and I'll let you know what I think of it if your interested.
#5
im a stocker and my +4 is insuffcient at some time, but i do mainly drag racing, duning. and my turing radius got better, since i was able to turn much sharper without the worry of flipping. If should try putting more air in your tires. As long as you dont do a lot of jumping i would get the +4. IMO its all-around the best length swingarm. . T-dub is a great maker and he is a excellent guy.
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#9
+6 call Bob Craycraft he will hook u up
Bob Craycraft
Ph: 817 441-5893
Fax: 817 441-6219
CraycraftR@aol.com
Bob Craycraft
Ph: 817 441-5893
Fax: 817 441-6219
CraycraftR@aol.com
#10
I found one on Ebay from Ace for $550 with a 7-10 day build time. I went ahead and bought it.
Wouldnt you know it......T Dubb called me back today and told me $385 shipped to my door. Oh well, maybe next time.
Wouldnt you know it......T Dubb called me back today and told me $385 shipped to my door. Oh well, maybe next time.


