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Thread: 86 T3 swingarm ID? westcoast?

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    86 T3 swingarm ID? westcoast?

    i was thinking westcoast but I can't find any good pics for an 86Click image for larger version. 

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ID:	136069its pretty rough and I expect 20 to 30 hrs to make it close to right but the price was right(thanks joe) Does anyone have any insight on a positive ID?

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    Not a westcoast, you can see the 86 tecate westcoast in this pic...has a VP sticker on it. the other one without the sticker is the atc250r westcoast. my best guess is laegers.

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    Last edited by sportvette; 11-26-2011 at 02:44 AM.
    86 KXT250B1 (4)
    87 KXT250B2
    85 ATC250R
    85 ATC350X
    84 ATC200S
    87 Banshee
    96 ZX7R

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    no other ideas? I started life with white paint,if that helps

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    JP ? I think they were into Kow's

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    I was mistaken it started with a black finish.I figured the 5th carrier bolt hole would be a dead giveaway since all the aftermarket swingers for the 86 I have seen so far only have 4. Any other ideas?

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    Its junk. If i had it i'd just give it away.

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    It looks a bit home made to me too. I don't like the look of where the axle carrier plates end on the swingarm, it looks like there were some more plates welded over(from the extension). It looks aluminum to me(from the oem swingarm, this may explain the 5th carrier bolt), but please verify that because laeger's made them from steel from what I know. Also, the hole where the dog bone would connect to the swingarm looks to be up and in the front with very little metal left around it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 86T3 View Post
    Its junk. If i had it i'd just give it away.
    haha I know Thats why I have spent 15 hours (with beer breaks)trying to make it look nice or 15 hours of drinking with grinding breaks! lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBlueWale View Post
    It looks a bit home made to me too. I don't like the look of where the axle carrier plates end on the swingarm, it looks like there were some more plates welded over(from the extension). It looks aluminum to me(from the oem swingarm, this may explain the 5th carrier bolt), but please verify that because laeger's made them from steel from what I know. Also, the hole where the dog bone would connect to the swingarm looks to be up and in the front with very little metal left around it.
    Definatly not homemade. it is steel, the outsides are brake formed with the inside tig welded to form the box shape. These pics suck.I will get some new pics up soon. edit.. There were plates welded in between, bluewhale but they were added at some point. I cut them out. they are the pieces of metal next to it in the pics.
    Last edited by just ben; 12-02-2011 at 10:45 PM.

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    I'm sure it a laegers' thanks to a link sent by 86T3 http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...-stuff/page7 the one in the link is a +6 mine is a +2 but based on the construction I'm sure it's the same mfg. Now I just need period correct decals

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    Ben, when you come out again, bring that with you. Ill run it down to the shop and powdercoat it for you. Should take less than 45 minutes for touchups, powdering, and baking it. leaves proper ammounts of time to get these trikes sideways on the oval...lol just double check your hub nut this time..lol or make sure im behind you with a camera.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 250x View Post
    Ben, when you come out again, bring that with you. Ill run it down to the shop and powdercoat it for you. Should take less than 45 minutes for touchups, powdering, and baking it. leaves proper ammounts of time to get these trikes sideways on the oval...lol just double check your hub nut this time..lol or make sure im behind you with a camera.
    I wish that was on video! nothing like losing a wheel with the front end in the air! the zip ties are still on there haha

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    I got the replica decals for that +6 laegers from a guy on here. Just made a rubbing and scanned it in. He made decals that looked exactly like the original and should have the scan in his program already to make more. I found his name, it was Mr. Clean.
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    thanks nstyle I will get ahold of him

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