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Year: 1998 classic
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no but they can be had for cheap. look on rustys. this set up can be used for both. just have to flip the inserts or ream from the top.
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Originally Posted by Customizer1000
Use heims!!!
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Originally Posted by Trev1006
Ive used heims before, and in mud and dirt they get loose real quick. There better in a clean environment. I think the setup lomgarm makes is about the beefiest you could do
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Nice. Way better than the metal on metal ones ive had. I even had the little dust sheilds on em and they lasted about 4 months and then had the worst death wobble ive ever had.lol
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the only reason i did the tre's was because of if one were to break you could get one easy on the trail at a local shop. But like customizer1000 said the heims have a tesil strength of 10k so those shouldn't break!
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Originally Posted by Customizer1000
Well its kevlar teflon I think they are around 50 each, they have 10,000 psi tensil strength. Proper care lifetime use.