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Classifieds / E Bay / Craigslist => Classifieds Feedback / Compliments and Complaints => Topic started by: Rem28ga on July 29, 2013, 03:35:46 pm
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click on any of those links and it shows what he makes for each bike.
http://www.suzukiquadracerhq.com/index.php?action=store;cat=14
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Pm him. Reply #9 top of page.
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So how does one order from this mythical Sblt?
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Yup Sblt makes a nice bronse lower stem bushing. I gonna buy another one for sure.
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Could be the wrong place to ask but I'm not seeing "What" this is exactly for.
Yes I'm an LT500 noob (Though I've been reading everything I can find on this most excellent site!)
Also I replaced the upper steering bushings but the one on the bottom isn't available but maybe this guy makes them?
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I got my case saver months ago went to install it and didn't inspect tr bolts both had thread burs on them (clumps of metal on the thread) completely ruined my case saver mounting holes. Now I have to drill out my case holes and tap them for larger bolts. Not really SBLT's fault just a note of caution to always inspect bolts before you just thread them in more my fault than anyone's.
first time i've heard of a problem with the mounting bolts. been getting these bolts from the same supplier for years. if the bolts don't thread in easy, theres a problem somewhere. either the bolts are messed up or the threads in the case were messed up or full of crap. the case bolts should have a tap run through them to clean out any junk before installation. if a bolt doesn't thread in, you don't force it in. i always test fit my parts before i send them out
I always test fit my parts before I send them out..... A good sign you are NOT buying crap!
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Here's a picture of the bur on the bolt. Third thread from the bottom.
(http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag57/Buckeye513/F4076926-8816-4027-B642-DB6F0534D52F_zpswkyylioi.jpg) (http://s1298.photobucket.com/user/Buckeye513/media/F4076926-8816-4027-B642-DB6F0534D52F_zpswkyylioi.jpg.html)
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Got mine today fits and looks great no bolt issues. Would definitely do business again. Thanks Shawn
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One of my case saver holes was full of dirt/grime too... The bolt wasn't going in all the way so pulled it out and it was packed w/ shiz....went in perfect after that... Shawns stuff is top notch-great guy to deal with! (Y)
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I know he messed it up by forcing the bolts in, but I flushed the bolt holes and chased them they were clear. The bolts had burs on the threads I can post a picture the guy at fastenal even said that it would chew up an aluminum threaded case without doubt if it were forced in or even threaded in and out a couple of times.
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A+++ for SBLT, never had any kind of problem with his stuff.
i bet your brother pulled a thread in your case and then didnt want to take blame for it.
and if you didnt have case saver bolts in before i bet there is some kind of mud in there.
always clean out threads before installing bolts.
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I will definitely buy from Shawn again his products are top notch.
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I've bought a case saver for a 13t, DEF gonna be buying one for a couple different sizes. Also bought the steering stem bushing, Great quality! 2 thumbs up for SBLT products.
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Like I said it was my fault for not inspecting the bolt. Also my brother forced the bolts in after I started them and left the shop for the day because he wanted to see the saver mounted on the engine. Not your fault at all which is exactly why I never made mention of it to you.
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I got my case saver months ago went to install it and didn't inspect tr bolts both had thread burs on them (clumps of metal on the thread) completely ruined my case saver mounting holes. Now I have to drill out my case holes and tap them for larger bolts. Not really SBLT's fault just a note of caution to always inspect bolts before you just thread them in more my fault than anyone's.
first time i've heard of a problem with the mounting bolts. been getting these bolts from the same supplier for years. if the bolts don't thread in easy, theres a problem somewhere. either the bolts are messed up or the threads in the case were messed up or full of crap. the case bolts should have a tap run through them to clean out any junk before installation. if a bolt doesn't thread in, you don't force it in. i always test fit my parts before i send them out
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I got my case saver months ago went to install it and didn't inspect tr bolts both had thread burs on them (clumps of metal on the thread) completely ruined my case saver mounting holes. Now I have to drill out my case holes and tap them for larger bolts. Not really SBLT's fault just a note of caution to always inspect bolts before you just thread them in more my fault than anyone's.
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Lt250r case saver awesome! Great craftsmanship. Thanks
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All his work is quality. 5 stars
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Shawn you make kicker rebuild kits and steering stem bushings.. I need both of those! S~
Excellent Products!!!!!
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Shawn you make kicker rebuild kits and steering stem bushings.. I need both of those! S~
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Kicker rebuild for my 250,quick shipping to Canada.Good product. +k2
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Got a bronze stem insert for the Zilla I'm restoring. Good stuff! D?
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I got one for my 86 250 and am very satisfied! (Y) (Y)
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Highly recommended! Great communication, excellent product!! +k2 Shipping was lightening fast. Thanks