Fork Cap Bolt Socket Size
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RE: Fork Cap Bolt Socket Size
the pinch bolt ,, or fork cap??
if it were the cap. I used like a around a 24 mm on my dyna???
cant recall exactly, luckly my old man had a set of large sockets
if it were the cap. I used like a around a 24 mm on my dyna???
cant recall exactly, luckly my old man had a set of large sockets
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RE: Fork Cap Bolt Socket Size
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ORIGINAL: BadAzz Electraglide
I used an 1 3/8 on my 02' EG
I used an 1 3/8 on my 02' EG
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RE: Fork Cap Bolt Socket Size
Thanks guy's, I'm getting ready to replace my fork lowers with a chrome set and just want to make sure I have all of the tools I'll need to do the job instead of finding I need something else half way through.
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RE: Fork Cap Bolt Socket Size
I just did my lowers and cowbells this week. I went to Sears and bought a 1 3/8" socket (3/4" drive). Well if you do not remove the handlebars the socket and ratchet will not fit over the top the the nut. As the above post said, use a pair of channel locks. As for torque spec, use your calbrated arm. Good luck, the first side took me 3 hrs, the second side took me 45 minutes.