Fork Lowers Drain Plugs - Insight
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Joined: May 2008
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From: San Marcos, Texas
If you need some lube plugs or taps drop me a PM I'll send some your way... I work in a machine shop. Got them laying around every where. All I need to know is how big are the holes right now. You can go to a larger size.
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From: Davie, FL
For all of the god dammed posts I read about how my pipes sound like a potato potato, won't ride if it's windy or a chance of rain, should I buy either orange disposables or molded ear plugs? This guy formike56 makes it all worth wile. A big hand for this guy to step up and share with others.
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From: Jax FL
For all of the god dammed posts I read about how my pipes sound like a potato potato, won't ride if it's windy or a chance of rain, should I buy either orange disposables or molded ear plugs? This guy formike56 makes it all worth wile. A big hand for this guy to step up and share with others.
sending him the tools & parts to fix $200 worth of chrome is awesome.
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Wichita, KS
The pipe thread is defenitely the way to go. But, you could also try a liquid pipe dope to see if it will seal it up. It's called Rector Seal IIRC. This **** will seal damn near anything up! Smear some on the threads, and install screw. It's made for pipe fittings, but, it might just work here too.
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