hey guys,
Just bought a gt thunder rear swing arm guard with the two alumiun plates and plastic rotor guard. I was just wondering if i had to pull the whole axle out of it and put it on or just take of the sproket and slind on everything.
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hey guys,
Just bought a gt thunder rear swing arm guard with the two alumiun plates and plastic rotor guard. I was just wondering if i had to pull the whole axle out of it and put it on or just take of the sproket and slind on everything.
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if u have the dual sprocket guard then u will just need to take the chain loose or off then unbolt the sprocket everything should just fall into place. i have the single sprocket guard because if u run the dual guard u have to get a guard dog sprocket cleaner which is another money pit. i have the poly rotor guard also. just bolt it right on and use some washers to space the right side down to clear the rotor but it will wear into the guard as its suppose to as stated in the directions.
hope that helps
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