1st Mod Hogtunes!
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RE: 1st Mod Hogtunes!
The fairing screws thread into a brass bushing which is pushed into the plastics. If you loctite the screws you will strip out the bushings. If the bushing is already loose, use some JB weld to lck it back in place.
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Hey Foghat
Glad your enjoying them. Even though I was sure they were a good improvement over stock speakers---especially on the highway, I can never be sure until they are out in the field, and posts and feedback like yours comes in. Now I can sleep!
Ride Safe my friend------PEZ
Glad your enjoying them. Even though I was sure they were a good improvement over stock speakers---especially on the highway, I can never be sure until they are out in the field, and posts and feedback like yours comes in. Now I can sleep!
Ride Safe my friend------PEZ
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RE: 1st Mod Hogtunes!
ORIGINAL: Scout
The fairing screws thread into a brass bushing which is pushed into the plastics. If you loctite the screws you will strip out the bushings. If the bushing is already loose, use some JB weld to lck it back in place.
ORIGINAL: foghat
Say can anyone tell me if I should of put loctite on the fairing screws? I have had a few come loose frojm the factory. Hmmmmm
Say can anyone tell me if I should of put loctite on the fairing screws? I have had a few come loose frojm the factory. Hmmmmm
I personaly wouldn't JBWeld them in. Try the new screw inserts. The part number for the inserts is #16585-96. You just put the screw in all the way useing the new insert, and then screw the entire unit into the hole. It has just the right amount oversize and the threads are on the outside so it grips up nice tight.
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