Spacers fitted=stitches
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Spacers fitted=stitches
Hay guys
Fitted my Nwp 5 pieace spacer kit today every thing went well with the install. Only thing that worried me was the gasket goo oozing out a little bit and restricting flow? When removing the rear bracket with a 12mm spaner eventually cracking the nut and smashed my thumb went really deep could see my
Bone. So I'll need stitches tomoz. So be aware when removing rear bracket lol. Torque seems to be up Aswell.
Cheers Kurt
Fitted my Nwp 5 pieace spacer kit today every thing went well with the install. Only thing that worried me was the gasket goo oozing out a little bit and restricting flow? When removing the rear bracket with a 12mm spaner eventually cracking the nut and smashed my thumb went really deep could see my
Bone. So I'll need stitches tomoz. So be aware when removing rear bracket lol. Torque seems to be up Aswell.
Cheers Kurt
Last edited by kurt1; 04-22-2012 at 04:36 AM.
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If it's to the bone, go today and get stiches. You don't want to deal with a cut that deep without them.
As long as you only put a paper thin layer of silicone on, you'll be fine. Well, your engine performance that is.
As long as you only put a paper thin layer of silicone on, you'll be fine. Well, your engine performance that is.
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