Axles

Schmitthead · Mar 30, 2004

What do you guys think?

Lonestar
RPM
Durablue

Jibrille · Mar 30, 2004

h34r: I figure RPM.

I heard they're pretty awesome and real strong.

Motoman440 · Mar 30, 2004

RPM all the way. I have the axle and anti-fade lock nut / brake hub on my 250R and it is rock solid. That is what I will put on my 450R when the money tree out back blooms!!! LOL!!!

fast · Apr 4, 2004

also look at team industries

t00muchmetal · Apr 4, 2004

im not sure but i think you pay mostly for the name on a lonestar...

i would have to say RPM

TrX450rKiD · Apr 4, 2004

Surprised no one has said Durablue..everyone over here gets those

fast · Apr 4, 2004

i don't know about durablue not many pro's use them

nacsmx450r · Apr 5, 2004

Ya i put a durablue on th 426ex and bent it during practice at muddycreek last year, RPM is the way to go, LSR makes nice axles as well though

WhiteZee · Apr 7, 2004

durablue is crap, never by any products from them.

blake450r · Apr 14, 2004

i had a lsr bearing carrier on my 400ex and it worked real well,so i dont know what to do its between lsr and prm.

Schmitthead · Apr 14, 2004

I ordered a Lonestar for Project 450r yesturday. It will be in in a couple of weeks.

killerquad · Apr 15, 2004

Yea im looking at the LSR axle as well.....

RedRocket · Apr 15, 2004

What's the adjustablility on the LSR for the 450R? My buddies LSR Raptor axle is +1.5 to +3.

I like the adjustable feature so I can bring it in a bit if we go on tight trails, then max it out for the track!

-RR

sethg · Apr 15, 2004

Yah RPM or Lonestar...I put a LSR axle on my warrior (91), I also had a-arms and works shocks on it too. It was still slow...just a money pit.

woodwardspecialties · Apr 29, 2004

i have RPM dominators in stock for the 450r if anyone needs one... they are $469.95 with free shipping for site members.

kazpr · Apr 29, 2004

Ya LSR are alot cheaper than the RPM's atleast. I think nearly $60 or so.

86atc250r · May 7, 2004

I've got an LSR in my 450R and an RPM in my 400EX. Both are doing well.

My Lonestar was much less expensive than the RPM. Both seem to be quality axles.

Stay away from Durablue - had them in the past - seen far too many broken ones that should not have broken.

Their "Lifetime" warranty is good for your first broken one - after that, you're on your own. One guy I knew got one day's ride on his original, and one day's ride on his replacement.

Rico450R · May 28, 2004

Lone star and RPM are great products, but both only make a 3+ axle! I've been on the phone with both company's today (5/28/04) and they informed me that neither one makes a 4+ axle. RPM is in the making of it and will have there 4+ axle done sometime around the end of June.

86atc250r · May 29, 2004

The reason they don't make +4 axles is because with the typical set of tires/wheels, you would be over the 50" wide limit.

With my Lonestar & a set of 8x8 wheels with turf tamers, my rear is already over 49" wide.

Rico450R · Jun 2, 2004

Yes I realized that, so I'm going to get the 3+ axle after all. If I wanted to make sure I'm at 50 inches I would just offset my rims!

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