G-force...

[theshee]

Anybody have any experience with a G-force axle? I ordered one based on price and availability and just wondered what I got. It said it is a adjustable for width so it sounds pretty good.

[LiftdT4R]

I have one in my shed, I havent rode on it yet, but I bought it because a lot of people here seemed to like them, especially for the price. They do have lifetime warranty too, and RockyMountain has excellent customer service(Never seen them for sale anywhere else). Let us know what you think after you get a couple rides in.

 

You don't have to re-jet for that G-Force do you? :yelrotflmao:

[yfzdunejumper]

I had one at one point on my 450. For the price it

[miner]

i had one on my z400 and liked it. if i ever bend the stocker on the shee thats what i will buy. it might even come with a locking lock nut,the z did. i had a durablue eliminator on a 300ex and it bent, the z saw way more abuse and never did bend the g force

[ClimbAnyHill]

I have one myself & it does come with the locknut, include the chrome, +4 in the $199 shipped. Very much worth it. I run it thru some very ugly rocky shit & it's never bent dented or chipped the chrome. I also catch some good jumps and that G Force is holding up very well. I reccomend it to anyone. :thumbsup:

[majicmike]

They are freaken heavy S.O.B.s but they will take the abuse, jared busted up the swing arm before that axle LOL J/K jared.

[yfzdunejumper]

Let me be little more specific my friend that bent his did so in a crash doing about 60mph he also broke his collar bone. They are heavy duty for sure

[theshee]

I will most likely get a drag axle next year, but this was my cheap alternative this year... Thanks for the input fellas... I thought that was a G-force on the red banshee you traded majic, but I wasnt sure...

[yamaha04]

I will most likely get a drag axle next year, but this was my cheap alternative this year... Thanks for the input fellas... I thought that was a G-force on the red banshee you traded majic, but I wasnt sure...

 

well i have one and love it very cheap and they come with everything you need. yes they are heavy comparned to stock but they are also alot thicker and more heavy duty. iv taken mine off some pretty big jumps and its held up great

[SoCalinIt]

I like it! Holding up good. :thumbsup:

[chevy7398]

i just got mine not to long ago, havent rode on it yet though, anyone else have trouble getting it in, had trouble with the bearings being way tight and not wanting to slide over the splines. got her in though and looks real good.

[theshee]

Got it on last night and couldnt be happier with it. Easy install, and it looks great. I would get another one if I needed to.

[bansheeyfz]

Im thinking about buying one. are they easy to install.

Do you only need Your normal tools to do the job?

[LiftdT4R]

Im thinking about buying one. are they easy to install.

Do you only need Your normal tools to do the job?

Have you ever taken a stock axle out? It's not bad, the toughest part (assuming nothing is sezied together) is the axle nuts. Most people just use a pipe wrench, although I prefer the right tools, which will run you about $30 for the right set for the stockers, and another $20 or so for the GForce wrench. Just look in the Clymer, it's not any harder then installing a stocker.

[ClimbAnyHill]

Im thinking about buying one. are they easy to install.

Do you only need Your normal tools to do the job?

It's not hard at all. Besides, you have BHQ for assistance if you run into something :thumbsup: