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Old 08-25-2009, 03:12 PM
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
How did it sheer the studs in the first place then?
says the engineer ...im just saying
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by Zuki750
The problem here is that if the holes are ovaled, the rim can rotate around the hub and bang against the studs. This will put way more stress on the new studs.
The fancy term is "impact loading" If I remember my machine design class properly it calls for a 1.7 factor of safety, but that was 7 years ago so I am probably way off.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by old man roger
cant see em in a bike either ...lol
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Old 08-25-2009, 03:14 PM
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
bull ****. on a modern sportbike, there isnt anything that cant be replaced in an hour. everything is thought out and engineered, and only 2 special tools are needed. When I work on a truck and look at some of the horrible places they put sensors and other **** I want to smack the **** out of whoever threw that design together. You cant even see the sparkplugs in most cars anymore.
There is less to a bike so there is less to move out of the way. Imagine on a car if you had to remove the rear axle to take the wheel off.
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Old 08-25-2009, 03:39 PM
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Re: Semi work safe
Alternator is in the mail.
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Re: Semi work safe
**** ... they only had 7 wheel studs in stock ... looks like i am not finishing today ...
also waiting on the axle oring


got the seals and i don't see how that thing on my spindle should be pulled off
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
How did it sheer the studs in the first place then?
thats what i thought at first ...
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by old man roger
cant see em in a bike either ...lol
but i can change them in under 40 minutes on a bike
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Old 08-25-2009, 03:53 PM
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
but i can change them in under 40 minutes on a bike
Most cars should be way less than that.
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Re: Semi work safe
parking brake shoes were only $40 from napa .. good call niner
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by Zuki750
Most cars should be way less than that.
ha ... try a honda civic

and 40 minutes includes taking breaks lol
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well time to call it quits .. .shower and head to first day of class
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
ha ... try a honda civic

and 40 minutes includes taking breaks lol
You take breaks when changing spark plugs?

I could do my F150 in about half an hour but two of them were under the dash. What's so hard about a civic? They should be right on top in the front.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
**** ... they only had 7 wheel studs in stock ... looks like i am not finishing today ...
also waiting on the axle oring


got the seals and i don't see how that thing on my spindle should be pulled off
Take more pics and I'll let you know.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
parking brake shoes were only $40 from napa .. good call niner
I like NAPA more and more everytime I go there. Just don't buy starters or alternators from them.
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Re: Semi work safe
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I like NAPA more and more everytime I go there. Just don't buy starters or alternators from them.
they are the most expensive auto parts store down here ..
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
There is less to a bike so there is less to move out of the way. Imagine on a car if you had to remove the rear axle to take the wheel off.
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that would suck
unless it was made to come off easily
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Re: Semi work safe
making becky listen to simon and garfunkel right now
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by Zuki750
Most cars should be way less than that.
Should be. All should be like that.
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