Downpipe studs - Bit of advice
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Downpipe studs - Bit of advice
Don't snap them.
A couple of mine snapped from when I was doing my engine transplant and it's costing me in the region of £300 due to the Labour and having the head sent off to get the studs out.
The guy doing the work for me was planning on transplanting the head from my old engine, only to find the head wasn't in a good way.
Expensive lsson learnt - be careful.
A couple of mine snapped from when I was doing my engine transplant and it's costing me in the region of £300 due to the Labour and having the head sent off to get the studs out.
The guy doing the work for me was planning on transplanting the head from my old engine, only to find the head wasn't in a good way.
Expensive lsson learnt - be careful.
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Re: Downpipe studs - Bit of advice
Could you not have just drilled them out and re tapped the threads?
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I didn't have to confidence to do it, the mechanic didn't want to risk it either because it's too easy to go wrong
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Re: Downpipe studs - Bit of advice
Looking at the top of what's left of the studs, are they:
A - flush with the engine casing
B - Stand proud of the engine casing
C - In the recess of the threads
Answers (and preferably a picture) on a postcard to Stretchie Rusty Swingarm Grease Nipple care of this thread
A - flush with the engine casing
B - Stand proud of the engine casing
C - In the recess of the threads
Answers (and preferably a picture) on a postcard to Stretchie Rusty Swingarm Grease Nipple care of this thread
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Re: Downpipe studs - Bit of advice
Stretchie Rusty Swingarm Grease Nipple? Haha
One is flush with the engine casing and two are protruding about 10mm and completely stripped
I'd send a picture, if I had one, but the bikes with the mechanic till next week
One is flush with the engine casing and two are protruding about 10mm and completely stripped
I'd send a picture, if I had one, but the bikes with the mechanic till next week
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I would guess the mechanic could weld a threaded rod or a bolt on to the studs then undo them, that should do it
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