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Offline slammedbus

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T2 Adj Beam Help
« on: November 28, 2006, 09:38:36 AM »
Bought a partially finished lowered T2 beam. The slots are cut and I am trying to get the adjuster bolt in but the threads seem a little bit damaged. Can anyone tell me what the thread pitch is? It looks to be M16 but am not sure of the pitch.

Also when I grab the spring pack and try and rotate nothing moves. I noticed three spot welds on each tube. One just above the slot cut for the adjuster and one on either end of the tube. Do I need to drill these out???

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« Reply #1 on: November 28, 2006, 06:40:10 PM »
the spot welds you see are dimples to locate the center thingy, just put your trailing arms in to rotate them, they are tight, but they do move. sometimes i take a dead blow to them back and forth to loosen them up some more.
make sure that the threads are totally centered on the slot aswell
when i built those beams(i think those are the beams i built)
i checked to make sure i could thread in the set screws... but i might have missed one
i \"think\" they are m12
 

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« Reply #2 on: November 29, 2006, 08:20:01 AM »
Thanks Dan. Ya I called jim about the \"spot welds\" and it did take some patience with the bolts for sure. Thanks dood. I got them in after messing with it for a few hours.  :rockon:

J

Thanks for keeping the technical terms away from me and using words like thingy  
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