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Ok, so I get my stage 1 big sucker in today. Take off the Screamin eagle, get everything ready and I stripped one of the Stand Off Bolts when I put the Big Sucker on. Backed it out, and noticed it was just eating the thread to pieces.
So, I had to put one of the other stand off's from the screaming eagle kit on instead. I got it to catch a thread and it tightened up snug.
My Question is, will I have any probelms as long as I got it snug? Everything lined up, and got everything on, just dont wanna run into any probs. What do yall think?
Last edited by CountryD; Sep 27, 2011 at 10:15 PM.
Yeah I thought about having to tap it. I got it to get snug, and added loctite. Gonna check and see if the loctite held, tomorrow. Maybe let it cure for 24 hours and wait and see
You should be good to go, I would use liquid teflon or even teflon tape. I stripped the threading out of my outerprimary where the derby cover screws in but used some teflon and it has never had any problems. good luck
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