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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Glen on March 05, 2010, 02:18 PM
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If you please get in touch!
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i will be as soon as its all bolted together glen :-\ why mate?
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Running a PPP powerdisc and chainring with Cook Bros cranks on my Slingshot Glen.
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/v518/stidds/Slingshot/DSCF2281.jpg)
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Think you gotta remove the packet first mate :LolLolLolLol:
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Think you gotta remove the packet first mate :LolLolLolLol:
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im gonna have the same problem with mine glen ??? will it cause that much of a problem when riding?
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mmm im going to try a little bead of silicone i think, should stop any play in it?
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mmm im going to try a little bead of silicone i think, should stop any play in it?
Not sure that will stand up to riding but if it's a carpet queen should be all good :daumenhoch:
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fook what we gonna do then mate ???
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Try a cutting up a tin can to make a shim or use tin foil to take up the excess around it. So long as your makeshift shim can't pop out then it should keep it place as the the tophat shouldn't move in relation to the axle. Just make sure the shim is around the entire tophat so that it keeps everything central and you should be fine (I hope...............no lawsuits if ya not) ???
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Tin foil wrapped round with excess at the end that you fold over into the centre hole..
Insert into Sprocket and hammer it home and hopefully it will stay in place. then cut away the excess tin foil.
If it works..............it'll be a miracle...........but its worth a try..............for a laff!! :D
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i doubt if you could get anything thin enough to make a shim tbo. what about a bead of no more nails? ???
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Tin foil is thin!! :D
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Try a cutting up a tin can to make a shim or use tin foil to take up the excess around it. So long as your makeshift shim can't pop out then it should keep it place as the the tophat shouldn't move in relation to the axle. Just make sure the shim is around the entire tophat so that it keeps everything central and you should be fine (I hope...............no lawsuits if ya not) ???
If you can get access to a lathe(sp) then making your own isn't very hard, even I managed it n I'm an office bod ;)