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Some may think this one is crazy. Never rebush your SU's or replace the shafts.
All your wear is ON the shaft and is visible AND repairable. Again, metal bonding epoxy is a modern miracle.
What many do not know is that this epoxy has micro beads of glass in its matrix giving it a good surface after
machining/polishing.
Repair your old shafts after cleaning/sanding.Just a dab. Next day, file/sand it until the fit is just so. Use a good synthetic
grease to lube the shaft when re-assembling Lasts forever, quicker,cheaper, faster. Two throttle shafts take a total
of 45 minutes(don't count cure times). I have done many sets over the years,no issues.
Mad dog
All your wear is ON the shaft and is visible AND repairable. Again, metal bonding epoxy is a modern miracle.
What many do not know is that this epoxy has micro beads of glass in its matrix giving it a good surface after
machining/polishing.
Repair your old shafts after cleaning/sanding.Just a dab. Next day, file/sand it until the fit is just so. Use a good synthetic
grease to lube the shaft when re-assembling Lasts forever, quicker,cheaper, faster. Two throttle shafts take a total
of 45 minutes(don't count cure times). I have done many sets over the years,no issues.
Mad dog
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