Hind sight is 20/20 but I should have started taking pics from the beginning, I was so intent on removing the broken stud I forgot to document the procedure for my friends here on NGW…. but here goes.
I had one exhaust stud break off flush with the head. 1st step was to center punch the broken stud, then drill completely through the stud. Let it be known I have always hated “easy outsâ€
broken bolt or stud remove / install when all else fails.
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Hoosier Daddy
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broken bolt or stud remove / install when all else fails.
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Bratstyle '80 GS750L "OVERKILL"
Cafe'd '81 CB750C "ROCK-IT"
Basket Case '72 CB450 K5 "NO CLASS"
Resto-Mod '67 BSA Spitfire "STAY CLEAN"
rainstromrider say's I'm "addicted to the build"... I think he might onto something
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Pretty nifty idea you got there. Glad to see everything worked out for you.
Johnny T.
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1980 GL1100 Interstate "Phoenix"
(Follow this link for some background on her name Phoenix's rebuild)
People ask us why we ride a motorcycle. For those who have experienced the joy, no explanation is necessary; for those who have not, no explanation is possible.