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I have the 24 piece VIM Tools Hex Master Set:
13-pc Metric hex 2mm thru 19mm.
13-pc SAE fractional hex 3/32" thru 3/4".
S2 steel drive bits in knurled chrome holders.
1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" square drives.
Plastic storage case.
Lifetime warranty.
S2 steel, the strongest hardest drivers available
I use it all the time and is well worth the money.
In regard to the axel mount plat I agree with rail, Top-Down Products makes the best one out there and the customer service is second to none.
any ideas? i thought about bolting it to the bolt the swing arm is attached to
We do offer just the Axle Nut Kit as an accessory. It comes with a new axle nut, adapter hub and 1/2" button head/washer hardware. This would let you mount your side mount off the axle using the 1/2" bolt, assuming you have at least a 1/2+ hole in the side mount. The link is below.
We do offer just the Axle Nut Kit as an accessory. It comes with a new axle nut, adapter hub and 1/2" button head/washer hardware. This would let you mount your side mount off the axle using the 1/2" bolt, assuming you have at least a 1/2+ hole in the side mount. The link is below.
thanks got the axle nut kit next question i pulled off the rear fender and wow all i gota say that wiring harness is almost all internal under the fender so how did you rerun your wire to the plate?
thanks got the axle nut kit next question i pulled off the rear fender and wow all i gota say that wiring harness is almost all internal under the fender so how did you rerun your wire to the plate?
If its a side mount plate? Find the wire before it goes into the fender then re-route (splice it or cut at the current posiition and pull it out) it by the swing arm to the plate many ways to secure it at various points where it wont be visible...
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