September 4, 200915 yr comment_293703 There are about three or four threads exposed on my lock pins. I don't have nuts on my pins (the nuts vibrated off). They have not come out after 3000 miles of driving and are not loose. Even if they did fall out it isn't a huge problem. The suspension isn't going to come apart. At worse, the spindle pin 'might' rotate slightly but that isn't very likely and has NO affect on anything. Like I said and Walter reiterated do not pound these in. Do not overtighten them. Distorting the spindle pin will cause huge headaches if you or another owner want to replace the bushings in the future. Lastly, use a good anti-sieze (copper-based) on the spindle pins after cleaning out the hole very well. Edited September 4, 200915 yr by ezzzzzzz Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/33040-spindle-pin-lock-bolt/?&page=2#findComment-293703 Share on other sites More sharing options...
September 4, 200915 yr Author comment_293710 i will call it good to go then. Thanks guys> Its been a major headache and this forum is a major life saver. Next up is the triple Weber and blow through turbo install hehehe what a nightmare. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/33040-spindle-pin-lock-bolt/?&page=2#findComment-293710 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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