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Wallye

Discussion Starter · Apr 11, 2020

Hello everyone, as I introduced myself yesterday, I have been working with this project for 18 years and now I am going back to it again ... The first thing I need to know, because I am unable to remember if it is standard link or cr 500 link. Can you help me? I need to know to buy the swingarm
Thanks, David!!!!!

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Wallye

Discussion Starter · #21 · 8 mo ago

bushwesl said:
Very nice!

Is that a Laeger ProTrax front end? And a no-link swingarm?

Your best bet would be to call Fox (or any other shock manufacturer) and/or the a-arm and swingarm manufacturer to see what they would recommend. Alternatively, you could ask the shock manufacturer was measurements they need to build the correct length shocks, typically shocks removed with frame 1.5” off the ground and then with the frame 12” off the ground. Note that this process would be used to determine both the front and rear shock lengths.

For some reason, 19.25” sticks out in my memory for long travel Laeger, but you will want to have that confirmed.

Thank you very much for answering!!! it is Laegers and No link, yes. On the Fox website I don't see that it manufactures specifically for this model, but I have seen that several TRX (for example Michael Sabo) mount them for the front axle. Not for the rear. I will try to take the measurements as you tell me and see what comes out....

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bushwesl

· #22 · 8 mo ago

Check out this YouTube video. It helps explain the measurement process.

Your best bet is to call a shock manufacturer to see exactly what they need and if they will build you shocks for your setup, especially since what you have is a little unique.

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Wallye

Discussion Starter · #23 · 7 mo ago

bushwesl said:
Check out this YouTube video. It helps explain the measurement process.

Your best bet is to call a shock manufacturer to see exactly what they need and if they will build you shocks for your setup, especially since what you have is a little unique.

THANKS!!!!!!!!

DAVID

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Wallye

Discussion Starter · #24 · 29 d ago

Hello everyone, after a year stopped, I am resuming the project. In the month of July, I will travel to Maine for a week and I will be available to move around there in search of some new and scrap parts... Can you recommend a place where I can contact them to see if they have what I need?
Thank you very much from Spain!!!

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atvguy

· #25 · 29 d ago

Wallye said:
Hello everyone, after a year stopped, I am resuming the project. In the month of July, I will travel to Maine for a week and I will be available to move around there in search of some new and scrap parts... Can you recommend a place where I can contact them to see if they have what I need?
Thank you very much from Spain!!!

In Massachusetts hour from Maine..
I have lots of parts

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Wallye

Discussion Starter · #26 · 29 d ago

atvguy said:
In Massachusetts hour from Maine..
I have lots of parts

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Langbolt

· #27 · 4 d ago

You need to reach out to Steve Buchinsky at ISF Racing - He makes lots of LAEGER replacement parts.....he sells those aluminum collars that you are looking for.

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