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PostPosted: 21 May 2009 20:56 
pash wrote:
Looks like Adam put his on the threads only (and used the stuff without lumps)...

We'll do a "How To" for you :lol:


As long as you include;

1. Threadlock the threads
2. Copperslip the bolt shanks
3. Copperslip the washers

Then you should be fine.


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PostPosted: 21 May 2009 20:57 
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pash wrote:
Looks like Adam put his on the threads only (and used the stuff without lumps)...

We'll do a "How To" for you :lol:




Ooooo bollox.................I used Vaseline :o :lol:

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PostPosted: 21 May 2009 21:14 
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Adam wrote:
pash wrote:
Looks like Adam put his on the threads only (and used the stuff without lumps)...

We'll do a "How To" for you :lol:




Ooooo me bollox.................I used Vaseline :o :lol:


Fixed that for you...

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PostPosted: 21 May 2009 21:56 
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Spook, get some cable ties on that clutch cable boot.

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8-) Went over to Warrington and picked mine up today - solid bit of engineering.
God knows when I'll get round to fitting it - prolly better sooner rather than later :roll:


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PostPosted: 22 May 2009 08:16 
Maz wrote:
Spook, get some cable ties on that clutch cable boot.


pick pick pick


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I'm jumping on a plane to Italy tomorrow for a week, so probably no replies till I get back.

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PostPosted: 03 Jun 2009 21:51 
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Back up and running now, have bolts in stock, many thanks to everyones patience, all current orders requiring bolts will be shipped tomorrow, Thursday 4th so you should have them by weekend.

The XB version is now now ready for shipping, same price, £110 each, £16 for a pair of head bolts and £5 for carriage.

I may anodise 2off of each version at a cost of £25 each if there is any interest in this at all let me know as I'm having some other parts done this week.

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Mine arrivwd with Fridays post..... Lovely bit of kit.

Many thanks to Andy.

Just got to be brave and remove the original bolts from the head. Am slightly worried with all the talk of them shearing off.

Any tips greatly recieved.

Cheers
Badger


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PostPosted: 08 Jun 2009 09:51 
Badger wrote:
Mine arrivwd with Fridays post..... Lovely bit of kit.

Many thanks to Andy.

Just got to be brave and remove the original bolts from the head. Am slightly worried with all the talk of them shearing off.

Any tips greatly recieved.

Cheers
Badger


I use a socket, however I have heard that a spanner also works


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Spook wrote:
Badger wrote:
Mine arrivwd with Fridays post..... Lovely bit of kit.

Many thanks to Andy.

Just got to be brave and remove the original bolts from the head. Am slightly worried with all the talk of them shearing off.

Any tips greatly recieved.

Cheers
Badger


I use a socket, however I have heard that a spanner also works


Bugger. Nobody mentioned having to get special tools :shock: :shock:


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Joking aside, correct proceedure/torque setings/copperslip/locktite are absolutely crucial when fitting the mounts.

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PostPosted: 09 Jun 2009 10:55 
do these new mounts have a mounting point for a std air box??


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PostPosted: 09 Jun 2009 12:35 
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No.

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Maz wrote:
Joking aside, correct proceedure/torque setings/copperslip/locktite are absolutely crucial when fitting the mounts.


Any tips for those that don't know?

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