i have a gp 200 which seems to loosen its brass exhaust nuts every time i go out. i have tried
flat washer, flat washer and spring washer and now its double nuts. any one had this problem?
loose exhaust nuts
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David Blythe is your man for this. He sell nutts that can be wired. Excellent bit of kit.roadrunnerian wrote:i have a gp 200 which seems to loosen its brass exhaust nuts every time i go out. i have tried
flat washer, flat washer and spring washer and now its double nuts. any one had this problem?
Oh, dont forget to use stud lockRinB wrote:Suggest changing studs as well
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yeah, I'd go with that. or make up some tab washers, been threads on here about thatDJB wrote:David Blythe is your man for this. He sell nutts that can be wired. Excellent bit of kit.
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Use the tab washers that lock the upper chain tensioner studs/bolts...........worked for me.byron wrote:yeah, I'd go with that. or make up some tab washers, been threads on here about thatDJB wrote:David Blythe is your man for this. He sell nutts that can be wired. Excellent bit of kit.
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thanks all for your replies tab washers it is then