anyone on here that can make a decent looking 12bar for a quad? ive been through about 5 bars from shaving them down. so im in desperate need of a 12bar so i can stop throwing my money away on p.o.s. aluminum ones. anyone who can make some decent looking ones, and have any pics i'd greatly appreciate it.

 

not really... the best thing to do is to make your own

 

i think prm makes good aluminum ones, mine has been holding up good and they are cheap when u do wear it out

 

Search the topic, there has been alot of threads and pics posted in the past. There is a couple guys like SEEMYZ, KUTZ, JOSHCVB, TILLER, ETC who all know and have made 12bars that have lasted. Some of the guys i believe have pics and plans(ideas) to give ya.

Try Searchin the topic first or holler at one of them guys. They know what there doing. As for myself I just keep building my own.

 

my buddy is gonna make me a few bars w/ titanium plates, ill get some measurements off a 450 at the shop and get back to u on cost if u want

 

http://www.runawaycustoms.org/productsf.html

The old web site had 12 bars for quads,so im guessing he still makes them for quads,but this site is different from when i last looked.

 

I am just waiting on the pattent paperwork to come back but i just start producing The Pro Roller 350lbs guys have slammed back on this bar and hot a dent but I also have wheels in it for 12 bar stunts. I think the subframe will break before my bar will. Hit me up on aol email Jinxmtracing@aol.com and i'll see what i can do for ya. Mike 154 Stunt Team ******Philly******

 

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...ighlight=400ex
old thread but worth a look

I'm not a master fabricator/welder or anything but I made my own pretty easily outta some 1/4" steel plate (seems to be holding up good been on there 6 mos.). Find a design you like and copy it-there's very little work involved.

 

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DEFINATELY GET BACK TO ME W/ POSSIBLE PICS/PRICING. that sounds sweet, i'd like the titanium. as long as its not TOOOOO expensive bro, DEFINATELY LET ME KNOW!!! thanks

 

haha, here is a pic of my bar RIGHT NOW. its an aluminum P.O.S. i scraped the hell out of it today(:YEAH ) and i think i just need to stop until i get a 12bar, hahaha. its almost all the way through the round part!!! this will be the second bar that i've shave completely down till it was just two sticks of aluminum left coming off the subframe.


HELP! lol

 

Looks like you lightened your silencer a little too... :YEAH

 

I modded my front and rear bars..... I also believe that I have the best nerf bars made for the ex400.... Im a fatty , and I can walk all over them even out at the edges.... I'm getting ready to do some kind of mod to the handle bars also..... I want to be able to walk all over this thing (like a monkey) from front to rear and side to side !

 

The first thing you should do to your YFX is cut the sub frame in half and pound rebar down both sides of it then find someone that knows how to operate a tig welder and weld the two halfes back together with the steel rebar inside. Then worry about getting a stronger 12 bar.

The easieast one to make that I would sugest is the Angle Iron/ w/flat stock one. Take two lengths of angle iron drill your holes in about the middle of them so you have just as much angle iron bent over the subfame going down as you do sticking out the back. Bolt them on and weld a peice of flat stock on the back of them. This will make a durable long lasting 12 bar. If you want you can come up with some differnt alloys to put on the back of the flat stock to make it spark better.

I would also recomend grinding off the sharp edges

 

kutz , that's a great Idea....especially for alum rear bar.... I'm even gonna keep it in mind for when my stock subframe with the Light duty stuff i welded on gets BONKED or somethin' :YEAH If I ever have to re-do it , Im adding an insert like that.....

what other good ideas you got that you're holdin' out on ? j/k

 

I can't let all my secretes out.

One thing that every stunter should invest in is a tire pressure equalizer though. Get an airhose from walmart or where ever you can find the cheapest one. I find that those yellow ones that are all curled up and made out of plastic work the best. Then buy two valve stem clip on air chucks and clip them on to each tire, make sure to get the ones that don't have valves on them. And wa-la exact equal tire presures for straight tracking