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Remus

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Hey guys, thinking about building my own +4 ext swingarms, just wante to know what the difference is between oem carriers and roundhouse carriers, also wich construction is better, the stellars or the roundhouse?

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Round house carriers are much better than the stock carrier.

 

Roundhouse carrier http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-YAMAHA-BANSHEE-YFZ350-BEARING-CARRIER-35mm-/250959385906?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a6e585532&vxp=mtr

 

 

Stock Carrier http://www.ebay.com/itm/SRP-Dual-Row-Bearing-Carrier-YFZ350-Banshee-All-Years-Stock-Swing-Arm-/150743225285?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2318ff13c5&vxp=mtr

 

Not sure what you are asking as far as the diferences. BTW, Stellar uses roundhouse carriers on his swingarms.

 

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"Roundhouse" is just the carrier style not a company like Stellar who can make you roundhouse swingarms....

 

As for differences, the roundhouse style bearing carriers tolerates more axial and radial load and can take more abuse....

 

Axial and radial load is just a fancy way of saying side to side, and up and down loading.

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"Roundhouse" is just the carrier style not a company like Stellar who can make you roundhouse swingarms....

 

As for differences, the roundhouse style bearing carriers tolerates more axial and radial load and can take more abuse....

 

Axial and radial load is just a fancy way of saying side to side, and up and down loading.

 

Um, actually a ball bearing isn't at all designed to take an axial load at all. An angular contact bearing is designed to take a load from both directions and a thrust bearing is designed to take an axial load. The bearing housing has nothing to do with the load the bearing can sustain. Just sayin.......

 

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Um, actually a ball bearing isn't at all designed to take an axial load at all. An angular contact bearing is designed to take a load from both directions and a thrust bearing is designed to take an axial load. The bearing housing has nothing to do with the load the bearing can sustain. Just sayin.......

 

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The strongest bearing for this application is opposed tapered roller bearing,ie Timkens.

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