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Mixing Different End Links...

Hey Bob, you could have changed out that other link in the time it took to post and reply to this. Step away from the keyboard and grab a wrench. :doorag:
He needs two wrenches, or a wrench and a socket....both in 13mm. An 8 mm socket or nut driver would be helpful too, to pull off the plastic a-arm cover.
 
I actually dug out the proper tools
13mm shorty wrench
13mm 1/4" drive socket with an adapter; hanging off of a 3/8" drive ratchet...
8mm socket... this one got to be fun...
first I tried a 1/4" drive ratchet: too tought to manipulate up under there... I couldn't keep it in place!
Then I tried a socket driver: too long for up under the bike...
Finally; the socket, a 3/8" drive adapter, and a stubby 3/8" extension gave me enough leverage to use it like a screwdriver, yet have fighting room around it.
Finding the tools was an early part of the process that slowed me down a bit... :shocked:
The USING of them was the other ugly part of this game... :yikes:
 
If only Bob could install Farkles with a keyboard....

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This is Doc Doru's bike (before he consolidaded most of these to a tablet)...:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
 
I discovered Bob's mechanical skills problem.

To many moving parts when it gets greater than ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:agree: Particularly when they have to be put together with a bolt, a washer, and a nut! :gaah: Someday I'll keep track of how many times I drop parts during an install; it would horrify you all! :shocked:
 
Well I got link #2 in place last evening! :yes::2excited:
The first one took me an hour... :opps:
But I must have been paying attention; this one took half as long! :2thumbs:
They sure look like the nicest "hidden farkle" that I've ever added to the bike!
It's a shame that they just can't be seen...
 
My links are different...one is a 4 with no orange dot...replace and the other is a 2 with no orange dot...do not replace.....I'll replace both thru Baja Ron
 
So which is the one that supposedly came out of the "bad batch"?
:agree: BajaRon's are a great upgrade! :thumbup:
(And after having spent some time up underneath mine; I can see the improvements in the design of the new A-arms! :2thumbs:)
 
So which is the one that supposedly came out of the "bad batch"?
:agree: BajaRon's are a great upgrade! :thumbup:
(And after having spent some time up underneath mine; I can see the improvements in the design of the new A-arms! :2thumbs:)
CCV! 4 with no orange dot
 
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