TUC
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yeah but with a bolt you cant tighten it when you are running four pegs since you cant fit a socket wrench inside the peg like with bmx pegs...
i made my own pegs on a lathe that are pretty much identical to qcs pegs except with a much thinner back side part so they dont take up much more space on your axel the say a washer. i also drilled out my qcs pegs with a flat bottomed drill with the same od as the id of the peg till they were nice and thin on the back aswell. i really dont know why loyd makes that part on them so thick, it is extremely unneccesary as they would never break there or anything no matter how thin they were there and if you look at bmx pegs for example they are all really nice and thin there so as not to take up to much room on the axel.
anyways to answer this guys question there are only two ways this can be done. either with pegs that arent too thick at the back so you can use a stock razore axel and have the two sides meet or with pegs that have a large enough inner diameter that you can fit a 1/2" socket wrench inside them and then get some appropriate length 5/16" bolts at a hardware store and tighten both sides with socket wrenches. those are the only two ways to run 4 pegs on a scooter, choose one...
