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5th Wheeling
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Originally Posted by kenn_chan;[url=tel:21404527
21404527[/url]]thats rough. he could not go with longer threaded grade 10 or 12 bolts? i remember reading somewhere there is a bit of depth in those holes that the stock bolts do not reach. not sure what the grade is on the stock bolts, but a 10, or 12.7 is pretty stout compared to what you normally see on light vehicles.
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I have like four cranks sitting in storage. If you're not local might be able to ship one to you. Machine shop local to you can give the journals a polish (or I could see about having that done before I ship it out).
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Good on you for not listening to that guy... just insane recommendation.
I have like four cranks sitting in storage. If you're not local might be able to ship one to you. Machine shop local to you can give the journals a polish (or I could see about having that done before I ship it out).
I have like four cranks sitting in storage. If you're not local might be able to ship one to you. Machine shop local to you can give the journals a polish (or I could see about having that done before I ship it out).
From your experience, I would feel safer that way.
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5th Wheeling
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Good on you for not listening to that guy... just insane recommendation.
I have like four cranks sitting in storage. If you're not local might be able to ship one to you. Machine shop local to you can give the journals a polish (or I could see about having that done before I ship it out).
I have like four cranks sitting in storage. If you're not local might be able to ship one to you. Machine shop local to you can give the journals a polish (or I could see about having that done before I ship it out).
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