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BRP DAMPER
Another Brp Damper failure.
I didn't even get 300 miles before the vibration was back. not even a bearing just plastic on plastic. I cold smell it when I got in the garage
sure enough wobbled around.
not sure what to do.
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Buy Doc Humphreys tensioner. Way better built.
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Well....
Where did you get it..? How did you pay..? Return it to the purchase location or put a claim thru your credit card company.... then get Doc's...
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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The BRP damper definitely has ball bearings in them. I have installed quite a few without any failures. Not to say there are not defective ones but BRP has shipped many hundreds of these and the failures are not wide spread. My wife has about 5000 miles on hers.
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SpyderLovers Founder
Originally Posted by jcthorne
The BRP damper definitely has ball bearings in them. I have installed quite a few without any failures. Not to say there are not defective ones but BRP has shipped many hundreds of these and the failures are not wide spread. My wife has about 5000 miles on hers.
We also have thousands of miles on our F3dampeners with no issues. The only failures I've seen reported are F3 dampeners that have been adapted to RT's.
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Failure
Originally Posted by Lamonster
We also have thousands of miles on our F3dampeners with no issues. The only failures I've seen reported are F3 dampeners that have been adapted to RT's.
The ribbed belt on the early RT's probably contribute to those failures since the ribbing is very substantial & the roller diameter is small by comparison.
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What do you think
Originally Posted by Lamonster
We also have thousands of miles on our F3dampeners with no issues. The only failures I've seen reported are F3 dampeners that have been adapted to RT's.
Why do you think failure only occurs with the adapted installations?
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Originally Posted by Lamonster
We also have thousands of miles on our F3dampeners with no issues. The only failures I've seen reported are F3 dampeners that have been adapted to RT's.
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Being new to the Spyder is this an OEM part or something added for an improvement
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