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Just wondering if there’s a reason why I shouldn’t use either longer screws, with longer anti-vibration springs or epoxy/glue/weld extensions onto the three carb balance adjustment screws to make it easier to adjust them, would they foul anything? I’ve got the correct 90° screwdriver but still find it hard to get it located and stay there while trying not to burn my hands. (Pic from internet)
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You can try. I've been fine laying a rag over the hot parts and reach in bare handed. Either used a tiny screwdriver or a socket. It's not a fun job either way.

I think the longer screws might make it harder to reach.

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I don't use a 90-degree screwdriver, but a 9-degree nut driver (hex socket on the end), so once on it doesn't tend to fall off.  I probably got it at M&P or someplace like that.

 

Ciao,

 

JZH

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26 minutes ago, JZH said:

I don't use a 90-degree screwdriver, but a 9-degree nut driver (hex socket on the end), so once on it doesn't tend to fall off.  I probably got it at M&P or someplace like that.

 

Ciao,

 

JZH

 

 

On the VF500F2 this is a must for the front right one.

In fact the driver needs to be a flexible one.

And you need 3 hands.. :laugh:

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On 11/25/2021 at 9:09 AM, JZH said:

I don't use a 90-degree screwdriver, but a 9-degree nut driver (hex socket on the end), so once on it doesn't tend to fall off.  I probably got it at M&P or someplace like that.

 

Ciao,

 

JZH

Thanks, I’ll try to get/lash up something similar.

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