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duneittilludie
02-07-2003, 11:22 PM
i am considering building a crf 450 quad from the frame up if any one has taken on this project i would like to hear from you on what your costs were and what you would do different if you had to do it again.

Martin Blair
02-08-2003, 12:10 AM
lost of money:)

duneittilludie
02-08-2003, 10:02 AM
hn400exracer-i was hoping for a more constructive response than that .i know it will be expensive but if done properly with the right components nothing could touch it for a good all around quad.

raptor_02
02-08-2003, 10:21 AM
IMO it could cost as low as 15000 or as high as 25000. It depends on what products you go with and wheter or not you purchase everything new.

OutlawEX
02-08-2003, 12:16 PM
Originally posted by raptor_02
IMO it could cost as low as 15000 or as high as 25000. It depends on what products you go with and wheter or not you purchase everything new.

You could prolly build one for no more than $15,000....Figure a whole rolling chassis is gonna cost about $7k,and then the motor is like $3500,then u got all the misc. stuff like bars,rims & tires,exhaust,radiator,plastics,and shocks..That will all add up to about 3-5k...Im currently building a YZF so i know somewhat what it cost to build a quad..

BadA$$440
02-08-2003, 04:45 PM
Originally posted by OutlawEX
You could prolly build one for no more than $15,000....Figure a whole rolling chassis is gonna cost about $7k,and then the motor is like $3500,then u got all the misc. stuff like bars,rims and tires ,exhaust,radiator,plastics,and shocks ..That will all add up to about 3-5k...Im currently building a YZF so i know somewhat what it cost to build a quad..

dont rims, tires, and shocks come with a rolling chassis
not tryig to be a smart asre, just wondering

400MXer
02-08-2003, 05:17 PM
if you buy a roll, lonestar or laeger rolling chassis they don't come with rims and tires...and the lonestar and laeger don't come with shocks either i believe.

BadA$$440
02-08-2003, 06:06 PM
Originally posted by 400MXer
if you buy a roll, lonestar or laeger rolling chassis they don't come with rims and tires...and the lonestar and laeger don't come with shocks either i believe.

ok, i wasnt sure


[B]i am considering building a crf 450 quad from the frame up if any one has taken on this project i would like to hear from you on what your costs were and what you would do different if you had to do it again. [B]

PM Jeff@quadshop, he built a CRF from scratch, he can help you.

Ralph
02-08-2003, 09:53 PM
if i was you i would save myself alot of money and buy the quadshops crf, they will eaven convert it to an mx setup if you want...

OutlawEX
02-09-2003, 12:31 PM
Originally posted by Bad*****440
dont rims, tires, and shocks come with a rolling chassis
not tryig to be a smart asre, just wondering

No they dont come with tires,nor shocks..I know u can buy the Roll Lobo set up that has shocks for like $10500..That dont inclde rims

trx400ex
02-09-2003, 01:15 PM
Originally posted by OutlawEX
No they dont come with tires,nor shocks..I know u can buy the Roll Lobo set up that has shocks for like $10500..That dont inclde rims

frame subframe aarms swingarm steering stem shocks and all hardware: $12,000.00 www.rolldesign.com shes a beauty, but that is at least a 27K quad when your done.

Best bet, and what i might do: Get your 400ex if you have one, buy an arens frame $1500, buy a CRF engine for $3500 and then swap it over and after you sell stock stuff your only out 4k.

Team Outlaw #34
02-09-2003, 01:25 PM
Originally posted by trx400ex
frame subframe aarms swingarm steering stem shocks and all hardware: $12,000.00 www.rolldesign.com shes a beauty, but that is at least a 27K quad when your done.

Best bet, and what i might do: Get your 400ex if you have one, buy an arens frame $1500, buy a CRF engine for $3500 and then swap it over and after you sell stock stuff your only out 4k.

thats what i was gonna do someday....