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01-19-2013, 07:16 PM
#21
Burning Brakes
I have two questions.
The very rear screws in the hatch area (6) have a different type of thread, does your kit have this specific thread? They are designed for brittle plastic to not strip or crack the panels. If not, what size screw do you use in that area?
Also, don't your collars cut into the paint because they look like they would? Are they completely flat on the bottom or does the outside edge only make contact with the paint? It would be nice to see a picture so we know what we are buying.
The very rear screws in the hatch area (6) have a different type of thread, does your kit have this specific thread? They are designed for brittle plastic to not strip or crack the panels. If not, what size screw do you use in that area?
Also, don't your collars cut into the paint because they look like they would? Are they completely flat on the bottom or does the outside edge only make contact with the paint? It would be nice to see a picture so we know what we are buying.
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01-19-2013, 09:01 PM
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13
I have two questions.
The very rear screws in the hatch area (6) have a different type of thread, does your kit have this specific thread? They are designed for brittle plastic to not strip or crack the panels. If not, what size screw do you use in that area?
Also, don't your collars cut into the paint because they look like they would?
The very rear screws in the hatch area (6) have a different type of thread, does your kit have this specific thread? They are designed for brittle plastic to not strip or crack the panels. If not, what size screw do you use in that area?
Also, don't your collars cut into the paint because they look like they would?
01-18-2015, 04:00 AM
#32
Ham Radio - W7RKN
Ordered. Do wish they were Torx. BTW..Stainless Torx are available at local commercial nut and bolt store. Too expensive doing onesy/twosy to consider going that route! This is a lot less expensive!
Thanks gang!
Thanks gang!
