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    Administrator/The Site Owner The Sheriff Alie K's Avatar
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    I put a soft clip onto my gen6 swashdrive - thnx for advice!

    (This thread was originally: How Do I Put a Soft Clip Onto My Gen6 Swashdrive?)

    I know people have done it. I tried unscrewing the front bearing and spinning the top around (like I can do on my gen7), but there isn't enough clearance to spin it around. Am I doing something wrong?
    Last edited by Alie K; 08-04-2011 at 01:31 AM.
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    Can you slide it up a little to get more clearance?
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    Administrator/The Site Owner The Sheriff Alie K's Avatar
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    Derrrrrr... Didn't try that! Darn. Home from work now. I'll give that a go tomorrow. If there's another way, I hope someone pipes up! I want to try it out...
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    just take it all the way off and spin it ans put it back on..nothing will fall apart
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    Administrator/The Site Owner The Sheriff Alie K's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by gangstajay View Post
    just take it all the way off and spin it ans put it back on..nothing will fall apart
    So, completely disassemble the top? Plate and all?
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    no dont disassemble it just slide it off the shaft turn it 180 and slide back on..then you should be able to slip the give clip on
    VAGABOND JAY

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    Sorry!
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    Those are for the Whip Slick, this one might help Allie
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    I did what Jay said. I figured that if people took the motors out and put them in those crappy chinese frames, that it must be easy to disassemble. Totally was. It was so easy in fact, that I am almost embarrassed that I was hesitant to do it without asking someone for advice! lol

    Yay. Now I have a gen6 with a soft clip. Now, I just have to wait for someone to come in so I can use it on them!
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    can you do me a favor please? can you post the outcome here in this thread. I have been wanting to do this, but I love my gen 6 the way it is.
    If you notice any Good things that come from swapping it out, I would love to know!!!

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    chris

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