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Good and enjoy your rideOriginally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View PostGot the job done 140 for each pair. Tightened to the right torque using a torque wrench and properly lubricated.
Thanks
PS mods can you clean up this thread ?
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Got the job done 140 for each pair. Tightened to the right torque using a torque wrench and properly lubricated.
Thanks
PS mods can you clean up this thread ?Last edited by MidnightEvil Parth; 04-18-2013, 09:56 PM.Leave a comment:
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The price may be around 50Rupees for 4 bushes.But don't know the actual price.Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View PostThanks a lot.
Do you know their expected price ?
And what about the tightening torque ?
And I tried fitting p220 chainguard on mine..it always breaks when I pass on potholes. Any specific way I need to mount it ??
BTW other thing,changed my front to FY1..whoa...it just grip and grips and grips
And don't know about tightening the torque because it should be done very carefully by calculating.
And try to lubricate the swing arm after changing the bushes.Leave a comment:
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Thanks a lot.Originally posted by 0mnipresent View Post
Do you know their expected price ?
And what about the tightening torque ?
And I tried fitting p220 chainguard on mine..it always breaks when I pass on potholes. Any specific way I need to mount it ??
BTW other thing,changed my front to FY1..whoa...it just grip and grips and grips
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\Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
You need to change the swing arm bushes.The mechanic is right.Leave a comment:
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Help me here
Hi guys
I have a P150 UG4.5
Done 10k kms
The swingarm is constantly making a lot of noise. The mechanic told me to go for swingarm bush change. Can anyone tell me if he is right ?
My bike is just 10k kms old.
And what is the specific torque upto which the swingarm bolts need to be tightened. Is is really necessary to follow that torque index ?
PS using Zapper Vyde on rear which has been centered.
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