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oh shit ^^^^^
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#342
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Bolt or post in hub? If it's just the head off the bolt you got lucky. With out any tension it should spin right out...
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#343
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Indeed it did
Ordered 6 new ones from bikebandit. Also need to go by a new 3/8th's drive torque wrench. that one was way off, thus the breakage.
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#344
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There is very little torque on those bolts, you need small torque wrench or gentle hands.
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#345
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Get a high quality inch pounds torque wrench for smaller.fasteners like these, case bolts etc.
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#346
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Or a high quality Nm one
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#347
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Or learn feel. The only 6mm bolts I've ever used a torque wrench on were cylinder-head studs on 2-strokes.
Otoh I once stripped a rear shock-linkage pivot using a torque wrench. The same one I still use. Go figure. |
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#348
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Do pilot jets(stock carbs)have a number on them,like the mains?My pilots should be 17.5(at least as an owner I haven't changed them) but there's no number on them
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Here is USA they do have number stamped.
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#350
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UK ones also have number stamped and are 17.5 as stock. Not sure about euro
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Bought an 80 dollar craftsman that measure inch pounds, put the clutch back in exactly as it came out... and the problem is gone. Fucking gremlins.
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