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How-To: Rear Spools without Swingarm Modifications

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Old 10-07-2011, 06:46 PM
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its a lot easier to use a threaded rod. just cut it to length and put a nut on each end. no special tools needed.
 
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Would this work on a F4? I was looking at doing this today but when I was shopping I got stuck since I don't have the spools yet what is the total length of the extra bolt we need for the other side.
 

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Very good idea! I have t-rex stands with spools and pads for my f2 and been thinking how to get the spools on without too much modification. I guess this is the way to do it! Thanks!
 
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Great idea, I will be doing this as soon as I buy some steel rod.
 
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Thanks for the write up awesome idea worked great!
 
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Originally Posted by mark1200
rather than drill and tap a rod, i just put a threaded rod all the way through and a nut on each end. works like a charm.
thanks for the great idea.
i know it's been a while but what size rod would be adequate? I have some 1/4" rod laying around, that's why I ask.
 
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Just a little heads up. If you have the stand that lifts from under the swingarm AND aftermarket rearsets with solid/non folding pegs, you could use automotive jack stands under your footpegs. And then remove your rear wheel when needed and its more stabile than using the race stand only.
 
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