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Bilko wrote:Perfect Dickie! Thank you.
dickie wrote:Bilko wrote:Perfect Dickie! Thank you.
Seems a bit pointless now, but, yes, it's easy.
or you could use a longer stud and locktite that it, three studs maybe.Angry Bloke wrote:How long is the bolt you were using ?
Measure the depth of the hole ,there could be some thread left in the bottom and you may get away with just using a longer bolt and some loctite
Scooterdude wrote:or you could use a longer stud and locktite that it, three studs maybe.Angry Bloke wrote:How long is the bolt you were using ?
Measure the depth of the hole ,there could be some thread left in the bottom and you may get away with just using a longer bolt and some loctite
Obviously you would have to make sure the studs are the correct length, this may involve trimming with a grinder and you may need to use shallow nuts, I’ve got some very shallow m6 nylocks here that would ideal.coaster wrote:Scooterdude wrote:or you could use a longer stud and locktite that it, three studs maybe.Angry Bloke wrote:How long is the bolt you were using ?
Measure the depth of the hole ,there could be some thread left in the bottom and you may get away with just using a longer bolt and some loctite
Probably run into problems with the nuts fouling the flywheel as they would be higher by the thickness of the stator
Angry Bloke wrote:How long is the bolt you were using ?
Measure the depth of the hole ,there could be some thread left in the bottom and you may get away with just using a longer bolt and some loctite
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