[blue_rrockit]

I installed my sliders recently but I am noticing that they don't stick out as far on the left side as they do on the right side. I put the longer bolt in the right side but it still looks weird to me. Does anyone know if this is how they're supposed to be?

Crankcase side:

Alternator side:

P.S. that scratch you see on the right side would not have been there if I had my frame sliders in time for the USGP. Don't EVER buy from www.revlimiterracing.com.

 

[Moeman]

I belive with the woodcraft that is normal cause of the shorter bolt

 

[vtruong]

Isnt longer bolt with longer base suppose to go on left side...i dont remember, but mine dont look like that.

 

[blue_rrockit]

anyone else? i want to get more opinions on this before I go and swap the bolts.

 

[AlpineJim]

**EDIT** I think they are mine are inbetween the two..

They are the best "frame slider" now they don't save the fairings like some of the longer ones but fairings are alot cheaper then frames..

Heres a pic...

 

[blue_rrockit]

hmm....alpine yours seem to be more evened out than mine. i went down on my right side and i think the fairing bracket holding up the mid is a little off, but i'm wondering if i should switch the sliders. i distinctly remember that the longer bolt is supposed to go on the right side....is that how you have it? or did woodcraft mean that it goes on the right side when you're looking at the bike, as opposed to when you're sitting on it?

 

[vtruong]

when your sitting on it

 

[teleinfoncarr]

id say contact the manufactuer and ask them maybe even send pics to them to see if its suppose to be like that

 

[silver05]

P.S. that scratch you see on the right side would not have been there if I had my frame sliders in time for the USGP. Don't EVER buy from www.revlimiterracing.com.

That scratch would not have been there if you didn't fall.

 

[AlpineJim]

hmm....alpine yours seem to be more evened out than mine. i went down on my right side and i think the fairing bracket holding up the mid is a little off, but i'm wondering if i should switch the sliders. i distinctly remember that the longer bolt is supposed to go on the right side....is that how you have it? or did woodcraft mean that it goes on the right side when you're looking at the bike, as opposed to when you're sitting on it?

I have to take my bike apart and get it ready for storage since my track season is cut short, I might do that tomorrow morning If so Ill get back with you.

 

[SPR SLO]

My instructions said to put the longer bolt on the right hand side, and mine looks like that also, but not quite as bad as yours. I have about a 1/4 inch difference.

 

[blue_rrockit]

it could be because i went down on the right side before and something's not lined up right with the fairings...that right mid doesn't exactly in place as it did before the crash. if it's not a big deal then i'm not going to treat it as one...just looked awkward at first.

That scratch would not have been there if you didn't fall.

yup, very true of course but sometimes falling is not within the rider's control, as in the case with this scratch...i could care less about battle scars but this one was especially a pisser-offer b/c it didn't need to be there provided that the above mentioned retailer came through with an order i placed 2 months before that accident occurred.

 

[brandongonsalves]

Here is a picture of mine. I just got them and am not sure what side the shorter bolt goes on. One of the bolt holders is shorter and fatter as well. Does anyone know what side they go on?

 

[Firefighter503]

Should say in the directions. Mine did.. can't remember which side it said was the shorter side though. (Mine are also OES sliders, but I would assume that it is the same.)