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Interesting on the helicoil and balancing the fairing. Thank you=20

What length of number 10 screw do you all use to screw in the sides of the f=
airing?  It seems a 2" might be appropriate but I am worried about it hittin=
g the wheel or tire assembly?


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> On Oct 22, 2013, at 15:51, Duane <c177av8r@pacbell.net> wrote:
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> Put a helicoil in the fork.
> Also, balance the wheel pant so that the CG is at the mounting hole.
> It wasn't until Bill added weight to the front end of the pant that the no=
se wheel shimmy was eliminated on 39WG.  A tail mounted camera proved the th=
eory.
> Duane
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> Sent from my iPad which thinks it knows better than me what I want to say.=

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>> On Oct 22, 2013, at 8:15 AM, George Wehrung <gw5@me.com> wrote:
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>> All
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>> Looking for ways to improve the nose gear fairing mounting to my fork.  I=
n particular the side mount holes are pretty worn out due to the soft alumin=
um fork. Considering using a nylock nut to the machine screw to avoid replac=
ing the fork or maybe having the fork filled in and re-tapped.  I have deter=
mined the most likely cause of my occasional shimmy is the fairing vibrating=
 around because the screws back out.=20
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>> All input is welcomed. =20
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