Hey guys,
I recently installed T-Rex Frame Sliders to my 2014 ZX6R and I am concerned about the space between the slider and the frame. The rubber is a cushion in case you do go down but it doesn't even touch the frame.
So the question basically is it supposed to be like that?
I wrote to the T-Rex customer support to ask that questions but it's obvious that the guys is a customer support guy and not a specialist. He replayed "if you feel if it is the puck so that I can just send you a replacement side" My only though to that was "How the [email protected] I know whether it is a puck or what!? I am not a T-Rex Engineer I have no clue how it's supposed to be." :coocoo :crazy
BTW only one slider has a puck but both sliders has a gap between frame. So obviously it is either by the construction or by the design. And you cannot install it visa versa it's out of the question.
Any thoughts or comments on that?
I recently installed T-Rex Frame Sliders to my 2014 ZX6R and I am concerned about the space between the slider and the frame. The rubber is a cushion in case you do go down but it doesn't even touch the frame.
So the question basically is it supposed to be like that?
I wrote to the T-Rex customer support to ask that questions but it's obvious that the guys is a customer support guy and not a specialist. He replayed "if you feel if it is the puck so that I can just send you a replacement side" My only though to that was "How the [email protected] I know whether it is a puck or what!? I am not a T-Rex Engineer I have no clue how it's supposed to be." :coocoo :crazy
BTW only one slider has a puck but both sliders has a gap between frame. So obviously it is either by the construction or by the design. And you cannot install it visa versa it's out of the question.
Any thoughts or comments on that?
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