rbell14
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I find having to use a star bit to remove a screw before I can remove my seat to be a big pain and poor design.
Anyone come up with a quick "pin type" solution that would make it easy to access.
Share your ideas please.
Anyone come up with a quick "pin type" solution that would make it easy to access.
Share your ideas please.
cobrajet ltx dx
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LOOK IN THE 2015 ACCESSORY BOOK, THEY HAVE A LONGER THUMB SCREW TYPE
RACE WERX SEAT BOLT (SMA-8JWRS-SO-OO
RACE WERX SEAT BOLT (SMA-8JWRS-SO-OO
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I'm using the Racewerx screw. You can get it from a few places, I got mine from Country Cat.
I had to do something my original seat screw was in so hard I had to drill and ez out it to remove it.
I had to do something my original seat screw was in so hard I had to drill and ez out it to remove it.
The easiest and cheapest solution is to leave the screw out. I haven't lost a seat yet.
I used a battery terminal bolt I had laying around. It has Phillips and 10mm hex so either can be used to remove it.
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I put on the racewerx screw last year, went on fine but about a month later I went to take it out and the threads gulled. I had to remove it with pliers. So I chased out the seat mount threads with a tap cut off the threaded portion of the screw and drilled and tapped it to except a long set screw which I glued in with red Lock tight. Never had a problem since. I think a aluminum screw is just a bad idea, the metal is just too soft.
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Very nice work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I put on the racewerx screw last year, went on fine but about a month later I went to take it out and the threads gulled. I had to remove it with pliers. So I chased out the seat mount threads with a tap cut off the threaded portion of the screw and drilled and tapped it to except a long set screw which I glued in with red Lock tight. Never had a problem since. I think a aluminum screw is just a bad idea, the metal is just too soft.
You mean the racewerks screw is all aluminum threads and all? That's not a bad idea it's a terrible idea. They should really have a stainless threaded insert like you did with yours.
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Yup, all aluminum including the threads.
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The whole thing made of SS would be better yet. Calltrex did his own I believe.
What is the thread size and pitch?
What is the thread size and pitch?
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I can't remember the size, 4mm rings a bell but I can't be sure. I'll have to check.The whole thing made of SS would be better yet. Calltrex did his own I believe.
What is the thread size and pitch?
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I used a thumb screw off a old phazer ( 91-92 ) that held the side panels on
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Here's another solution I came across the other day.
http://www.evopowersports.com/Quick...archPage=1&searchRank=salesrank&searchSize=12
http://www.evopowersports.com/Quick...archPage=1&searchRank=salesrank&searchSize=12
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