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Putting UE knuckle heads on FLM hybrid bulks - 02.14.2009, 02:05 PM

If you put UE Knucklehead shock towers on FLM hybrid bulks did you dremel the tower or the bulk? I really hate to dremel the towers but the tower hits right on the top hex. Anybody replace this hex with a screw? Do you think that would work?
   
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a screw would work. I ground my towers, but they weren't ue towers. I'd switch to a screw and grind as little as possible, but a little grinding is unevitable.


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02.14.2009, 09:12 PM

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02.15.2009, 12:20 AM


The top hex head screw holds the tower up so that the holes don't line up. I am thinking a button head screw would work.

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