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Why do some KB's for Lightnings have an allen screw in the snout?
I noticed that some Kenne Bell's for the 2nd Gen Lightning have a allen key screw on the top of the snout near the middle and some do not. Does anyone know why?
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It was for a vent that could be added.I know the cobras have them.stan
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So the ones without a screw in the snout are not an updated design?
What I am getting at is.. Is there any correlation between the early KB's that leaked or locked up and weather or not the KB has this screw in the snout? |
Glad I got the newer setup...:banana: https://www.f150online.com/galleries...805-115444.jpg
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The new design is withOUT the screw on top of the snout.
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Originally posted by jeff2001silver The new design is withOUT the screw on top of the snout. |
Originally posted by JeffsLightning Glad I got the newer setup...:banana: But with that said don't be worried. I have no clue weather or not there is any link between ones with a screw and the leaks/locking blowers. That is exactly whay I am askin. I don't want to start any rumors. ;) |
Sometimes that screw dribbles oil out of it. Be sure and check it now and again to make sure it is snug.
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