What type of torque wrench do I need to install these? Have been meaning to get one for a while but a bit confused on which one to get. 1/2 inch or 3/8 inch? There’s so many ahaha
@@johnhaddad3378 that number corresponds to size of socket in the wrench ends. So if your sockets have a 1/2" adapter hole (the square end), that is the size you would get. If 3/8 then that size. You just need one that has torque adjustment capable of the torque value we listed. You can take the socket that you will be using to an automotive or tool store and get the salesperson to match you up. That would be the easiest way yo ensure you are getting precisely what you need.
When you measure from the center plane of the bike to the left mounting position, then the right, you will notice that the two locations are not symmetric about the center plane. So the sliders are developed to be offset by the appropriate amount specific to each side.
@@TSTindustries Hi, I meant the effort you guys have put in the editing of the video. I mean its great, way more effort than 99.9% of products on the market. I have since watched some more of your videos. Love your products. I was just surprised how much effort actually went it to it.
Thank you, what is the bolts that comes with this sliders?
Hell yeah, great video, y’all make it too easy; order placed.
Right on! Thank you.
Can we do this while standing on normal kick stand?
I have but some people believe it does present a slightly higher risk of engine drooping when one or more engine mount is loosened.
What type of torque wrench do I need to install these? Have been meaning to get one for a while but a bit confused on which one to get. 1/2 inch or 3/8 inch? There’s so many ahaha
@@johnhaddad3378 that number corresponds to size of socket in the wrench ends. So if your sockets have a 1/2" adapter hole (the square end), that is the size you would get. If 3/8 then that size. You just need one that has torque adjustment capable of the torque value we listed. You can take the socket that you will be using to an automotive or tool store and get the salesperson to match you up. That would be the easiest way yo ensure you are getting precisely what you need.
Is there supposed to be such a big gap on the left side? Looks weird showing all that silver when everything is black on my bike.
When you measure from the center plane of the bike to the left mounting position, then the right, you will notice that the two locations are not symmetric about the center plane. So the sliders are developed to be offset by the appropriate amount specific to each side.
@@TSTindustries got it. Just wish the bit that shows was black. Thanks for the reply.
When is the next availability?
I am not sure what you mean. These frame sliders are in stock and ready to ship from our store TSTindustries.com
@@TSTindustries my bad, what I meant is the evos version
Nice video, a bit overkill for a slider, but very professional 👍
Thanks for the feedback! We're curious on what you thought was overkill? The process, the tutorial, the product itself? We'd love to hear more.
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Hi, I meant the effort you guys have put in the editing of the video.
I mean its great, way more effort than 99.9% of products on the market.
I have since watched some more of your videos. Love your products.
I was just surprised how much effort actually went it to it.