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Yeah...this sucked. Ended up heating it up with a heat gun and then took a vice grip to it. Came off! The second half came when the local HD dealer said they had two, but really they had NONE. So then I remembered I had my takeoff sliders so I took one out of them. Worked great!
Reminder... Always know the appropriate torque spec. HA!
My Street Glide doesn't have studs, it has bolts. Interesting. But at any rate, I know the torque for those bolts is spec'd in inch-pounds. Easy to over-tighten. Glad it was an easy and cheap fix.
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