RC10B4.1 FT/WC
+1 on the dremel I have also used Ca glue on the tip of the screw driver. let it set for a few moments then undo the screw to get the screw off just heat up the screw with a torch and the CA comes off
Also I have found some 5/64 hex screws in the 4-40 thread in my old screw pile. Don't know where they came from but never have a problem.
Also I have found some 5/64 hex screws in the 4-40 thread in my old screw pile. Don't know where they came from but never have a problem.
Had no choice to dremel the screw and also a little bit of the countersunk washer

I looked for a screw extractor but all the shops here don't seem to have those...
are the screw extractors good? what seize should I get (going to buy one on ebay)
I stripped the middle screw of the top plate where the blue countersunk washers are,
Had no choice to dremel the screw and also a little bit of the countersunk washer
I looked for a screw extractor but all the shops here don't seem to have those...
are the screw extractors good? what seize should I get (going to buy one on ebay)
Had no choice to dremel the screw and also a little bit of the countersunk washer

I looked for a screw extractor but all the shops here don't seem to have those...
are the screw extractors good? what seize should I get (going to buy one on ebay)
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Hey guys. I recently purchased the Avid steering rack and was trying to install it. When installing the steering rack on my b4.1, am I supposed to use the bearings from my b4.1 kit? I noticed some holes where they could go, but they seemed like a very tight fit (and I would have to jam them in there). Also, should I be using the plastic steering brace that comes with with stock steering rack (the small plastic brace that goes under the steering rack? In other words, what pieces from my b4.1 do I need to complete the install. Thanks!
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This is what I did:
Grabbed a grinder
Piece of sand paper
Pain (optional)
and a ball stud with a hex on the bottom to tighten it.
Then continue to grind of the ball end until it leaves you a hex. You then get the sane paper to sand it to make it smooth. Since it will be rough gray if you pain some primer and paint (use the tape to tape off the threads) and then paint it if you wish. You now have a hex screw for your front axle.
Grabbed a grinder
Piece of sand paper
Pain (optional)
and a ball stud with a hex on the bottom to tighten it.
Then continue to grind of the ball end until it leaves you a hex. You then get the sane paper to sand it to make it smooth. Since it will be rough gray if you pain some primer and paint (use the tape to tape off the threads) and then paint it if you wish. You now have a hex screw for your front axle.
Hey guys. I recently purchased the Avid steering rack and was trying to install it. When installing the steering rack on my b4.1, am I supposed to use the bearings from my b4.1 kit? I noticed some holes where they could go, but they seemed like a very tight fit (and I would have to jam them in there). Also, should I be using the plastic steering brace that comes with with stock steering rack (the small plastic brace that goes under the steering rack? In other words, what pieces from my b4.1 do I need to complete the install. Thanks!
Some will advise you to use thread-lock on the upside down screws, but be very careful with that if you use it at all. Thread-lock in the wrong places will cause binding - the last thing you want.
Hope that helps a little. You can do it.



