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Post  Gazza Wed Jun 02, 2010 3:38 am

Right just done my first meeting with the F1 . . . .
Boy what a disaster the Kingpin with the circlip looks good but after going through 4 E clips I decided it was time to up grade the idea . . .
But to what
Well my first thought was a small bolt with a brass tube to slide up and down on


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well I had all of Sunday to think / Plan out what to do and then came my Idea
a bolt with a shank and this was oh so easy well could I find any the size I wanted . . could I hell as like

So into the workshop with a few bolts and my trusty tap and die set and my lathe off I went
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To make this


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So with the blank bolt in the lathe ready to turn down

from this ..............................................to this


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then with the Die set to put a thread on it


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So I decided to make a few Just in case


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Below is the original king pin and the MOD king pin

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then with the wheel on


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Right up date. . .
I now have a company banging theses out and are well good so if you want a pair there £2 cheers


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See me trackside if any one wants a pair or contact me on here

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Post  4_cell_racer Thu Jun 03, 2010 11:18 pm

Collected mine on Sunday (yet to be fitted)....looks like a good solution to a proplem some people are having with the E-clips!!

I've found some HB low profile nyloc nuts so maybe I can alter the front ride height a little??

ONLY snag/problem I see is that the bottom part of the bolt is round and with new nyloc nuts it's gonna be a lil difficult trying to hold the bottom part with pliers without marking them!!! scratch
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Post  Gazza Fri Jun 04, 2010 6:24 am

Yes . . . .

Fitting the new king pins just hold the bottom with long nose pliers the thread takes a MARDAVE wheel nut so not much force is required to hold it

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Post  chequered_flag_racing Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:05 pm

you could file a couple of flats on the round part of the new knig pin for an AE spanner etc and drop a similar size washer on before installing the spring to support the spring
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