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    Kaymar swing arms

    Can any one tell me the size of the pin on the kaymar swing arm ?

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    From memory there are two styles. The original used a parallel bar circa 25mm, at least thats what was on my troopy, then they changed the design to a trailer stub axle design as it was a better system and didn't have seize up issues. What style do you have? Or are you looking to fab one yourself/

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    I have a bar on my Gq with a stub axle on it and some friends have there old swing always arms of there Gu I think it was a Gu just seeing if it would fit on mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by First Pooy View Post
    I have a bar on my Gq with a stub axle on it and some friends have there old swing always arms of there Gu I think it was a Gu just seeing if it would fit on mine
    I would reckon they are the same item to be honest. You could confirm this with a quick call to Kaymar.

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    The Kaymar bar on my Series 1 GU has Holden stub axles (LM bearings), but i believe later bars have Ford stub axles (SL bearings). Not sure when the change was made....

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    Quote Originally Posted by First Pooy View Post
    I have a bar on my Gq with a stub axle on it and some friends have there old swing always arms of there Gu I think it was a Gu just seeing if it would fit on mine
    If they don't fit I would be very keen it they have a passenger side swing off a gu
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    If they don't fit I would be very keen it they have a passenger side swing off a gu
    No problems I will chase it up when I get back to it,I am busy dealing with my diff rebuild dramas at the moment

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