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It would be really helpful if that was listed in the manual LOL. I didn't use a drill, I just did it by hand and it still took less than a minute.
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Chevys10zr2003 SCT410 build
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It would be cost prohibitive to reprint the manual, TEKNO posts all of their build tips on their website, lots of good resource material here:
https://www.teknorc.com/vehicle-setup-adjustments-and-build-tips/
https://www.teknorc.com/vehicle-setup-adjustments-and-build-tips/
Slevin
Ummm Yeah!
After running a few packs I think the arms loosen up anyways. Well at least mine did. I tried a drill bit but that didn’t do much. I’ll have to pick up the chainsaw file and give that a go. I don’t race so I’m not too worried about it lol!
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I don't do any racing either. I don't know if it's better to have a tight fit and try to keep stuff out or to have a little looser fit so that stuff can come out when it gets in there. LOL I haven't had any problems with mine though.
Slevin
Ummm Yeah!
Yeah same here. No issues either way.
