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I keep losing the two lower fairing torx screws. grrr...
I am thinking of using some form of adhesive/sealant like loctite on them to prevent their just vibrating out, but I obviously want to get into that fairing from time to time. Any advice on what sealant or loctite might work? Or, other advice?
From: LexVegas, KY...home of fast wimmen & beautiful horses
RE: Lower Fairing TorX Screws
....ive lost em a few times as well. Trouble was keepin em snugged up real tight. Blue loctite seemed to help it out and I can still get at em if needed.
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