[knighj1]

anyone else buy these for 50.00 during the group buy? i got a set and they are super nice and look super strong, but was wondering if anyone had installed a set and if they are fairly easy to install, if not ill get some pics up after i figure out what im doing

 

[Gixxerob]

Rear axle spools? I have them and they are easy to install. Just remove the cotter pin.

 

[jwfoulk]

I got them but the axle bolt was to short so i have to get a longer bolt. anybody else have this problem?

 

[Gixxerob]

I got them but the axle bolt was to short so i have to get a longer bolt. anybody else have this problem?

Are you talking about the threaded rod supplied by Stuntworx? If so, yeah, I had to buy a longer rod and cut it to the right length. It was cheap, but sux that they don't know how to measure at their shop.

 

[knighj1]

i also went and got a new one, only 2.56 with 4 nuts but still an inconvience

 

[knighj1]

about 1/2 to short

 

[gRemLiNpdp]

I just bought these too. Waiting for them to come in the mail. Anyone have pics of them setup already? I bought two sets. One for the front and one for the rear. How did you guys deal with the cotter pin issue?

 

[Gixxerob]

I just bought these too. Waiting for them to come in the mail. Anyone have pics of them setup already? I bought two sets. One for the front and one for the rear. How did you guys deal with the cotter pin issue?

Just undo the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers.

 

[Moto_Joe]

Ill have to get pics of my setup.. I bought some Skateboard wheels, and did pretty much the same thing :biggrin

 

[gRemLiNpdp]

Just undo the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers.

What did you replace the cotter pin with?

 

[Gixxerob]

The cotter pin is no longer needed since you will connect the axle sliders with the threaded rod and bolts throught the rear axle.

 

[Gixxerob]

Ill have to get pics of my setup.. I bought some Skateboard wheels, and did pretty much the same thing :biggrin

Ahh...sarcasm. You gotta love it.

 

[Moto_Joe]

Ahh...sarcasm. You gotta love it.

nope....... litterally. Skateboard wheels for rear axle sliders

 

[chiefgix]

nope....... litterally. Skateboard wheels for rear axle sliders

Definately got give it to ya on the creativity.unk

 

[Gixxerob]

nope....... litterally. Skateboard wheels for rear axle sliders

Pics!!! Believe it or not, I thought about using skateboard wheels, too. The hole in the wheel is pretty big, so what kind of bolt and washer setup did you use.

 

[Moto_Joe]

Ill post pics when I get back home. I used a threaded rod from my work truck, nylon lock nuts and washers on the inside, and outside the wheels.

 

[Moto_Joe]

Oh, and BTW I work on the road, so "getting back home" means this weekend

 

[Gixxerob]

Oh, and BTW I work on the road, so "getting back home" means this weekend

I'm a road warrior for my job, too. So, I'm feeling ya. Be safe.

 

[gRemLiNpdp]

The cotter pin is no longer needed since you will connect the axle sliders with the threaded rod and bolts throught the rear axle.

Won't the big nut start loosening over time if the cotter pin is not in there?

 

[Moto_Joe]

not necessarily, especially ifyou hve something else holding it from rotating out. I plan on running a pin of some sort around the edge though.