Top of outriggers cleaning how ???
Top of outriggers cleaning how ???
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wiggycerb

Original Poster:

246 posts

217 months

Friday 14th November 2014
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Hi Guys,

It's that time of year and I want to spend some time cleaning up the chassis.

Has anyone got any tips for getting to the top of the outriggers to scrape off loose crud and flaking waxoyl?

I was thinking of a sort of cable that I could feed over and straddle the tubing and then pull it along the tubing this scrapping off the debris, or has anyone got pictures of something they have fabricated for the job ?

Cheers

Matt

Supateg

797 posts

165 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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How about some 40 grit emery cloth
On a roll about 25mm wide?

Loads on eBay about a fiver.

-Craig

wiggycerb

Original Poster:

246 posts

217 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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Thanks Craig,

Good idea ill have a look.

Matt

Supateg

797 posts

165 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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Also try

Dinitrol RC900

Also forget using waxoil, use dinitrol.

I restored a Crx five years ago, nut and bolt restoration, I welded on new 1/4 panels and repaired the inner arches, welded new metal where the sunroof is and used RC900 then dinitrol products.
Still good as new.

Due to the inaccessible nature of reaching the top of the tubes, you will need cavity type nozzles for the spray cans(which dinitrol do)

HTH

Byker28i

84,272 posts

240 months

Monday 17th November 2014
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Initial clean, karacher do a jointed, small nozzle that's really good for getting water into tight places.