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Old 08-07-2006, 10:32 PM
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ok im tired of my nuckels riping out of my ball stub and lower screw... anyone tryed the alaumin ones? i know on the bj4 there a must have but anyone got em on the zx-5? IS there sum kinda trick or special thing tyo use to help the plasctic ones stay put better? i gota find a solution now......
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I know if you over tighten them they will strip pretty easy. I am really careful when I tighten them and I have not had a problem.
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I've heard that you don't hardly want to tighten then up much at all, just barely snug them up so you dont stress the threads. That makes it easier on the knuckle.
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Just snug them up....That's all.....

Much more and you will strip them.
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I have the Aluminum Knuckles and Aluminum 7* carriers and the work really well, and the fit and finish is great.
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ight guys thanks i just orederd sum hubs. Ill make shur not to over tighten!!!
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