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Old 08-01-2008, 09:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Slider Install

I know there are a few threads about sliders but didn't see anything about the install. I bought a set of Shogun sliders and the box says to check out the web site but I couldn't find anything there. I'm assuming it's pretty straight forward. I read on a generic sight to use locktight under the head of the bolt. Is that accurate? The locktight says to put it on the threads of the bolts. Does color matter? I bought Red.
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Old 08-01-2008, 09:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not an expert on this but I believe you got it right with regards to the different brand and the color. The tube should tell you if it's permanent or semi permanent (is that right), color has nothing to do with it.
Wait.......nah. I was gonna say something about the "red" locktight, but no....
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Re: Slider Install

Blue is the stuff you want. Really straightforward install. Take off one bolt (side) at a time. Loctite on the last couple of threads (1/2"), replace motor bolt with the slider bolt, torque to spec.
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Make sure the LONGER slider goes on the clutch side of the bike and abacall is correct. The blue stuff is what you want in this case. Do you have a torque wrench? 40 ft lbs only! Careful!
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Re: Slider Install

Thanks for the input. I picked up a torque wrench today. I've needed one on numerous occations and finally bought one. I'll go exchange the locktight in the morning for the blue stuff. When applying it, abacall says to apply it to the last few threads I'm assuming that means the threads closest to the head of the bolt.
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abacall says to apply it to the last few threads I'm assuming that means the threads closest to the head of the bolt.
No You Want the Thread lock At The End Of The Thread
1/2" From The Bottom Of The Bolt
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Re: Slider Install

Thanks the tips guys, I have a set of the Motovation sliders to install this week. Blue loctite, torque it.... got it.
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Make sure the LONGER slider goes on the clutch side of the bike and abacall is correct. The blue stuff is what you want in this case. Do you have a torque wrench? 40 ft lbs only! Careful!
Longer on the left. As you are setting on the bike.

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