Shotguns installed!
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Shotguns installed!
I just finished installing my new shotgun shocks in my '05 Night Train. Works great. Kinda late so no test ride yet.
One quick question. I tightened the shoulder bolts as tight as I can get em, but there is still a small gap between the head of the bolt, and the eyelet. I can wiggle the washer pretty easily. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's to allow the eyelet to move on the shoulder of the bolt. I just want to make sure. I believe it was the same way on the stockers.
One quick question. I tightened the shoulder bolts as tight as I can get em, but there is still a small gap between the head of the bolt, and the eyelet. I can wiggle the washer pretty easily. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's to allow the eyelet to move on the shoulder of the bolt. I just want to make sure. I believe it was the same way on the stockers.
I just finished installing my new shotgun shocks in my '05 Night Train. Works great. Kinda late so no test ride yet.
One quick question. I tightened the shoulder bolts as tight as I can get em, but there is still a small gap between the head of the bolt, and the eyelet. I can wiggle the washer pretty easily. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's to allow the eyelet to move on the shoulder of the bolt. I just want to make sure. I believe it was the same way on the stockers.
One quick question. I tightened the shoulder bolts as tight as I can get em, but there is still a small gap between the head of the bolt, and the eyelet. I can wiggle the washer pretty easily. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's to allow the eyelet to move on the shoulder of the bolt. I just want to make sure. I believe it was the same way on the stockers.
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