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-   Suspensions & Steering ( https://www.xt660.com/forumdisplay.php?f=50)
-   -   I tested a XTX -10 swingarm on my XTR -07 ( https://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=21208)

Bigsimp 10-11-14 13:27
Xtx swing arm in Xtr
 
Just wondering if you sorted the alu swing arm completely as yet.
If so I take it you need
1/ rear xtx or tenere axle with chain ajusters
2/xtx chain runner
3 longer rear brake line
may I ask if there is anything else.
Regards
Steve

Landton 03-03-15 18:20
Sorry for haven,t reply I have no XT more and are not here often.
I loan the XTX swing arm and didn,t test with the chain slides.
Everything incl axle, swing arm, adjuster came from the XTX when I tested it and it is bolt on and correct you have to get a longer brakeline!

phantera65 21-03-15 17:55
It works well installed a 2011 xt660x swingarm on my 2008 xt660r :)

http://i.imgur.com/QYGKvG8m.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/FXvOSWEm.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/AaTbAGem.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/PVORJLfm.jpg

Landton 01-04-15 08:58
really sweet. miss my XT sometimes :)

phantera65 03-04-15 03:06
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Originally Posted by Landton (Post 208462)
really sweet. miss my XT sometimes :)
You know where to find them ;) (blocket)

dommiek 03-04-15 14:35
Assuming the mounting point for the suspension is the same distance from the swing arm pivot on both, then if the swing arms are different lengths, the suspension will behave differently.

A longer swing arm will produce more force when moved meaning less spring and less damping causing the rear of the bike to squat more. Basicly sofetining up the back end.
A shorter swing are will have the opposite effect, making the suspension stiffer.

phantera65 03-04-15 16:29
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Originally Posted by dommiek (Post 208566)
Assuming the mounting point for the suspension is the same distance from the swing arm pivot on both, then if the swing arms are different lengths, the suspension will behave differently.

A longer swing arm will produce more force when moved meaning less spring and less damping causing the rear of the bike to squat more. Basicly sofetining up the back end.
A shorter swing are will have the opposite effect, making the suspension stiffer.
We will see how it behaves but we still got snow so it have to wait a couple of weeks. :)

Landton 04-04-15 18:44
Ha ha ha ha your ba*tard If I could find one when I got mine it would be there asap ;)

phantera65 18-04-15 21:27
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Originally Posted by Landton (Post 208601)
Ha ha ha ha your ba*tard If I could find one when I got mine it would be there asap ;)
Test run done worked great :)


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