unscrew them, sometimes people loctite them for some reason, you will need a baby boa, or a rubber glove wrapped around it and some mole grips
Impulses: hoses and gas-thru-grip.
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Depends on how old it is. The early ones are loctited in, and I wouldn't recommend removing them, as they're dead hard to loctite back in. The newer impulses (certainly from vision onwards) have screw threads - just be careful u don't strip those threads on the way out, or else it's new body time (or lots of STRONG loctite )
Better to scratch the old feedneck on the way out than to have to fork out for a new body.
)Better to scratch the old feedneck on the way out than to have to fork out for a new body.
Yes, but u left out the important bit about older impulses. Do a search - there are some horror stories of people removing non-threaded ones and not being able to put them back in...
Not necessarily... Rich's feedneck isn't threaded. He isn't about to try to remove it because of this exact reason. It's smooth metal against smooth metal... and you of all people should know how hard it is to get Loctite to stick...
Yeah but I bet they don't have dodgy gall bladders!Originally posted by cockersrule
in that case they're fools
Steve - I would also recommend the voodoo foregrip from SP. With the elbow at the bottom of it, you have a full 3.5ish inches to grip onto.
i think you should rephrase that toOriginally posted by jeevusmaximus
Yeah but I bet they don't have dodgy gall bladders!
" at least they HAVE gall bladders"
Steve, Gall Bladder: stores bile and stuff from your liver, my exploded