Mainextx
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Was going back and forth about getting the A-arms powder coated, stopped into the Line-x place down the street and was shooting the bull and decided to give it a try. Came out pretty good! What a pain to get the A-arms off. Dropped sub-frame and then took apart. All said and done was about 2 hours apart. Waiting for some more of those plastic rivets that hold on the bottom panels to finish putting back together. Also the shocks need to go back on. Will post some more pics after.
sneakattak88
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Very nice!!! Oh I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one that has a garage floor that looks that way ,lol. Keep up nice work.
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Looks good, why didn't you just take off the A-Arms? Would have been a lot easier then ripping the entire front clip off.....
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sneakattak88 said:
thanks man!
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sorenson1610 said:
Had bent subframe as well needed replacing ..couldn't believe I bent it only put 600 miles on
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Mainextx said:
on a 2012?! i thought they had it fixed... did you hit something?
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yamaha1973 said:
Yep 2012, no didn't hit anything I ride pretty hard but you wouldn't think it would bend it
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Oh shitty deal! Did you brace the new one? The grizztracks guesset kit is the way to go, have it on a new subframe last year. Took some pretty good hits and its still straight.
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yamaha1973 said:
Yep 2012, no didn't hit anything I ride pretty hard but you wouldn't think it would bend it
I hear ulmer has a beef up kit with powder coating FYI
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