I have only had my new F3T but have already discovered how to "Farkle". Had it laser aligned and put on the Bajaron Swaybar this week. My question is what are your thoughts of wheel balancer. I know LaMonster is a major advertiser on this forum and I have already purchased several items from them and have been VERY HAPPY with their products and service. Again any thoughts on the new wheel balancer?
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Wheel Balancer
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Bob Denman
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Check out this thread, and see if it helps you to "Pull the trigger"!
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?103788-LaSmoother!
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?103788-LaSmoother!
Bob Denman
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There are only two known cures for "Farkleosis": :shocked:
1.Bankruptcy
2. Death at the hands of an enraged Spouse...
If it gets to this point:
You might want to reconsider your priorities... nojoke
1.Bankruptcy
2. Death at the hands of an enraged Spouse...
If it gets to this point:
You might want to reconsider your priorities... nojoke
Highwayman2013
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It's actually Lamonster's forum.
Highwayman2013
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Under the frame in the middle.
AeroPilot
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Make some 5/8 or 3/4 inch plywood pads or use rubber pad grips on stands
You are right to get a stable surface if getting the bike up that high. Be aware that metal on metal can slip easily. A motorcycle jack can lift the spyder evenly if positioned under the main frame member. If you are lifting just the front a little to change tires, a 6" x 6" plywood or OSB pad can help bridge and grip the A-arm with a floor jack. I haven't had our F3T up over 10" but would try to lift it evenly to work on a swaybar, etc, and then make sure to stabilize it with stands and gripper pads. Depends on what you're doing and how high you need it. Make sure its stable before sliding under!!
You are right to get a stable surface if getting the bike up that high. Be aware that metal on metal can slip easily. A motorcycle jack can lift the spyder evenly if positioned under the main frame member. If you are lifting just the front a little to change tires, a 6" x 6" plywood or OSB pad can help bridge and grip the A-arm with a floor jack. I haven't had our F3T up over 10" but would try to lift it evenly to work on a swaybar, etc, and then make sure to stabilize it with stands and gripper pads. Depends on what you're doing and how high you need it. Make sure its stable before sliding under!!
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