custom swingarm build

[blaster003]

I plan on building a +2/2.5 swing arm. does anyone know where i can buy the dropouts that hold the rear carrier on at the end of the swingarm? i am wanting to buy them and weld them on to my swingarm that i plan on building

 

[jus_me]

there is a specific place you can buy swing arm material pre made, ill try and find it for ya..

 

[jus_me]

here ya go.. http://jjandaracing.com/ If you are builing one I would go with a dual bearing roundhouse style..

 

[bummer981]

Here is a link to a great swing arm build by 79bronco

http://www.blasterforum.com/threads/making-my-roundhouse-swingarm.54110/

 

[blaster003]

i want to build one made of 1 1/4 dom round tubing i checked the link and there wasnt anything for the blaster. i want to build one that i can bolt up the stock carrier i need the pivot tubs at the front of the swing arm and the plates that are welded to the swingarm at the end by the rotor and sprocket that holds the carrier on

 

[blaster003]

ok i found the pivot tubes now i need the dropouts anyone know of a place to buy them?

 

[blaster003]

i want to build this style swingarm but not the round style
http://www.bluetraxx.com/forums/yam...esent/82578-any-cool-homemade-parts-pics.html

 

[Awk08]

if you're talking about the carrier ears (what i call them)
you'll need to carefully cut the existing ones out of your swingarm to re-use, or have them custom cut.
as far as i know, nobody has ever offered them for sale commercially

 

[Bluesman]

If you're going to go to all the work of building a swingarm, it's stupid to build a stock carrier type. The roundhouse carriers are 10,000,000% easier to do a chain adjust.

 

[OConnor Racing]

I'm pretty sure I have a few sets premade at the shop. I'll check today.

 

[blaster003]

where can i get a round style bearing carrier for a reasonable price?

 

[Awk08]

where can i get a round style bearing carrier for a reasonable price?

from the link above @ JJ&A.com
look in the garage sale section

 

[79 bronco]

This may work! http://jjandaracing.com/contents/en-us/p518.html