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New Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 9
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I have just bought a Flare 106 Carbon board.
The footstrap screws seem very very tight and will not go all the way down. I am concerned that over tightening the screws might damage the inserts and I might not be able to get them out. They are bigger than last years screws which seem to be perfect. Has anyone had these problems? Should I try to get smaller ones or is it ok to use these. Also I realy like the screw for the fin I would like to get some more for my older starboard Kombat. Any ideas where I might get them? |
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TEAM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,191
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Regarding the footstraps, is it all of them or only for exemple the rear one? And do you use the K9 anti twist washer. Without the washer the screws might be too long. Try measuring the plug holes with a slide calliper how deep they are. Also measure the width and length of the screws so I can check you have the right ones.
Try your importer for the fin screws. |
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Member
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Posts: 573
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you can use a little bit of soap in the srew thread.
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Dream Team - School Guru
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 2,064
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nonopr has it right.
So does Ola. If you are using the entire "stack up" (i.e. footstrap webbing/K9 lock plate/toothed oval washer) then rubbing the "new" (32 mm vs 28 mm long) screws on a bar of bath soap, prior to screwing them in will work nicely. If you are not using the supplied Starboard footstraps and K9 lock plates, then the older 28 mm long FS screws would be the way to go. Roger |
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New Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 9
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Hi Thanks for the advice, a bit of WD 40 and all sorted
Thanks. My main concern was that they were the wrong screws, ie different to last years. |
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