Cover assembly w/ springs
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Not sure I get what you're trying to say.
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^^ Yes
With them oriented like shown... does one exhibit more spring pressure, when compressed??
The Thrust on the left one sure looks like it has been turned against the Sliding shaft...while they should be Together... not turning independently...
What does the Cup, just under the Spring pack, look like???
With them oriented like shown... does one exhibit more spring pressure, when compressed??
The Thrust on the left one sure looks like it has been turned against the Sliding shaft...while they should be Together... not turning independently...
What does the Cup, just under the Spring pack, look like???
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The right side is sprung up by about 1/8th of an inch compared to the new one.
Housings are the same size from what I could tell.
^^ Yes
With them oriented like shown... does one exhibit more spring pressure, when compressed??
The Thrust on the left one sure looks like it has been turned against the Sliding shaft...while they should be Together... not turning independently...
What does the Cup, just under the Spring pack, look like???
With them oriented like shown... does one exhibit more spring pressure, when compressed??
The Thrust on the left one sure looks like it has been turned against the Sliding shaft...while they should be Together... not turning independently...
What does the Cup, just under the Spring pack, look like???
Without removing the springs I can't tell you that.
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That's what I was trying to show with the pictures.
The right side is sprung up by about 1/8th of an inch compared to the new one.
Housings are the same size from what I could tell.
I have no way of measuring spring pressure.
Without removing the springs I can't tell you that.
The right side is sprung up by about 1/8th of an inch compared to the new one.
Housings are the same size from what I could tell.
I have no way of measuring spring pressure.
Without removing the springs I can't tell you that.
What does the Cup look like where it rides against the Spring thrust... again. that part looks to me like it has been sliding against each other...
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Either way I can't compare them at this time because I've already assembled the bike.
When I can wear boots again I'll take it for a test ride and see what happens.
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And, I suspect the Cup #35 is showing the same Sliding/wear marks as the Thrust face of your "Retainer and Cover"
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I also checked the primary chain for any broken or damaged links.
Like I said the only damage I could find was on the spring pack.