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CHAD install help needed... alignment problem?
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Jim Haebe
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Chad Install
I just installed a Chad on my spyder this week and ran into the same problem. I think if you will look at the bracket tabs, you will see that they might need a little tweaking. I bent the tabs on the 2 lower screw holes up slightly, which made them come into alignment. If that does not work, you might have to do a little judicious filing to open up the holes........
I just installed a Chad on my spyder this week and ran into the same problem. I think if you will look at the bracket tabs, you will see that they might need a little tweaking. I bent the tabs on the 2 lower screw holes up slightly, which made them come into alignment. If that does not work, you might have to do a little judicious filing to open up the holes........
ataDude
Mod Maniac
If you're talking about the washers that go between the rotating/sliding parts, you don't want them anyway. They restrict the ajustment movement a lot... they tend to "fuse" onto the metal. In other words, they make adjustment very, very hard.
Buy some fiber washers... I even use "star" lock washers although they will scratch the paint.
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Sopher
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Yeah, I had the same issue. I ended up taking a 1/4" drill bit and elongating the holes slightly. Careful not to take too much off and weaken the area.
It took a few trials to get it right. Also, careful not to strip the treads inside the cowling.
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