Brass shift pads

[Jakespeed3]

Just bought the brass shift fork pads. Has anyone done them their selfs? Curious if I need some kind of adhesive?

 

[Awafrican]

@Sho @Easter Bunny @JohnnyTightlips hoping one of you knows

 

[jsmith]

I believe brazing was involved on the set I had in my hands at one point.

 

[Easter Bunny]

That's my recollection as well though I have never installed any myself

 

[Raider]

Where did you get them?

 

[Jakespeed3]

Where did you get them?

Got them from sp63 performance.

 

[Raider]

Hmm. I got mine from them but they were already installed. I can't remember if those were pressed on.

 

[Raider]

I just checked their website and no documentation on how to install. Wild. I would call Monday and check back.

 

[Jakespeed3]

I just checked their website and no documentation on how to install. Wild. I would call Monday and check back.

I sent them a email and I’ll probably call on Monday as well. Thought I was gonna save my self couple days by doing it myself. shoulda just sent them my pads.

 

[Mauro_Penguin]

IIRC someone tried an epoxy to install them and had success. I just can't remember who it was.

Maybe @JohnnyTightlips ?

 

[Easter Bunny]

If you have a propane torch and know how to solder you can braze them in. It's literally soldering something with a higher heat metal. They sell the brazing rods at home depot.

 

[JohnnyTightlips]

IIRC someone tried an epoxy to install them and had success. I just can't remember who it was.

Maybe @JohnnyTightlips ?

They used epoxy on my pads and I never had any issues. I believe this is what they used.
Amazon product ASIN B06ZXY7F6PLoctite EA E-20HP (29314) Toughened High-Strength 20-Min Set Off-White Epoxy (50ml/1.7oz) Caulk Gun Adapter Kit