tsi spacers help

[Buttered Bread]

hey guys, i couldn't find anything when i searched. I was wondering if there's an easier way to get the spacers (washers) on without having to take the deck plate off, cuz thats a pain. Its an old flowmaster if that helps

 

[drummerdude432]

hey guys, i couldn't find anything when i searched. I was wondering if there's an easier way to get the spacers (washers) on without having to take the deck plate off, cuz thats a pain. Its an old flowmaster if that helps

you put them in on one side and then the wheel and take a flathead screwdriver to move the wheel and get somethin to hit the other ones in

 

[Buttered Bread]

i tried that..its a pain i couldnt get it

 

[nickloves2ride]

just take the deck plate off hahaha

 

[Thom Cat]

you dont have to take the deck plate off, just loosten the back two bolts, push the spacer in from the botom, use a small screw driver to align the hole

 

[Riley Hughes]

you dont have to take the deck plate off, just loosten the back two bolts, push the spacer in from the botom, use a small screw driver to align the hole

i remember once you posted pics on how to do it legit-ly?
could you post those again?

 

[Michael Rankin]

You dont have to take the deckplate off, but it makes it much easier.

 

[Thom Cat]

 

[Michael Rankin]

Legitness right there

 

[Riley Hughes]

now thats what im talkin about mat
legit!!

 

[Kc Corning]

It's a skill. Once you get it down then it's no big deal. I just take the frame and put it on its side so that I can use gravity to hold the spacers in place. This way that is shown above was the first way to do it and still works just fine. Most people tell me they have problems with it in the beginning but once they get used to it then they are fine with it.

 

[Buttered Bread]

thanks kc, helps aton. that'll work the same with razor axels and spacers right?

 

[Kevin Lo]

I just used 2 skinnier spacers cause they wouldnt fit and I didnt wanna send it back haha