How Tight Does Riveted Nuts of Dual Cam Sway Control Get Tightened
Question:
should I tighten the bolts that go into the rivet nut until the bracket doesnt move or is that what long back bolt is for.
asked by: Alan
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Expert Reply:
The set screw of the Dual Cam setup part # RP26002 along with the rivet screws/bolts of this kit hold it in place. You'd want to follow the instructions for the install of the bolts like you see on the attached picture. The rivet screws get secured tightly.
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Jameson C
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