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doorslammer
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 Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:51 pm Post subject: JMC banshee Axle nut |
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hey all
is anyone else using a JMC axle in their banshee?
while installing mine i noticed i couldnt do up the axle nut all the way and was wondering if there was a spacer or special nut i needed to use?
heres some pics to help explain what im trying to say.
this is whith the nut loose, you can see the threads dont go all the way to the sprocket hub
this is wiht the nut tightened, it doesnt meet the hub...
any ideas?
thanks
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1sick6
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I would say you might need a spacer to go in there, here is a pic my Banshees axle nut
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4stroker
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hey toby where did you get all that sweet "red dirt" powder coating done?!
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BARN-6
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| give john a pm and he can answer |
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