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The dredded KX500 subframe

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Ramski:
Well, I'll be replacing my third subframe here. The last two were AC Racing aluminum units. The fit great but don't fare well when looped. There is a guy here in SoCal that makes nice steel ones for the Team Green guys that are much stronger and under $200. (OEM is $400  :shock: ). As soon as I get my hands on one of these I'll post it.

demographic:

--- Quote from: Ramski ---Well, I'll be replacing my third subframe here. The last two were AC Racing aluminum units. The fit great but don't fare well when looped. There is a guy here in SoCal that makes nice steel ones for the Team Green guys that are much stronger and under $200. (OEM is $400  :shock: ). As soon as I get my hands on one of these I'll post it.
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Hmmm, steel rear subframe, wonder if I could get anyone to ride pillion if I put back pegs on mine :twisted:

FastKX500:
yea my factory subframe cracked..nothing a little weld wont fix lol

Ramski:
Just ordered my subframe from True Torch Welding in Santa Ana from a guy named Johnny Severin. It was his last one for a while. $175. I guess he used to do a lot of work for Rocket Rex Staten who lives not far from where I am.

mikesmith:
Is it square or round tubing?

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