Instructions: *Apply Blue Loctite to Fasteners
Installing the front stabilizer.
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- Remove the nuts from the two bolts that attach the engine bracket to the front isolator.
- Remove one of the bolts and replace it with one of the 2 ¾” polished socket head bolts and lock washers provided. (Note: The PosiTrac assembly is symmetrical so the bolts can go in from either side.)
- Replace the other original bolt and attach the anodized aluminum bracket (part no. 9101.)
- Remove the lower bolt attaching the isolator to the frame.
- Attach the steel plate frame bracket (part no. 9102) by the lower 1 ¾” polished socket head bolt and lock washer provided. (Do not tighten yet.)
- Remove the original upper frame to isolator bolt.
- Swing the frame bracket into position and install the other socket head bolt and lock washer.
- Attach the stainless steel stabilizer link to the aluminum bracket with the bolt provided in the following sequence: AN washer, dust seal, bearing, dust seal, bracket.
- Adjust the stabilizer link’s length so that the bolt hole in the frame bracket and the link bearing are in alignment.
- Attach the link bolt in the following sequence: AN washer, bracket, AN washer, dust seal, bearing, dust seal, AN washer, Nyloc.
- Tighten the jam nuts.
Installing the rear stabilizer.
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- Depending on the year and model of the motorcycle it may be necessary to remove part of the exhaust system and move the rear master cylinder out of the way.
- Remove one of the bolts attaching the rear isolator to the transmission.
- Install one of the 3” hex head bolt and lock washer provided from the left side.
- Repeat with the other bolt. Then attach cast steel transmission bracket.
- Remove the lower isolator to frame bolt.
- Install the 1 ½” set screw.
- Remove the upper isolator to frame bolt.
- Using the socket head bolt and lock washer provided, in the upper hole attach the cast steel frame bracket.
- Remove the set screw and install the other socket head bolt and lock washer.
- Snug the ¼” screws against the frame and tighten the jam nuts.
- Repeat the procedure used on the front stabilizer link for the rear link.
- On some models it may be necessary to move and zip tie the wiring bundle.
- On some models it is necessary to turn the brake banjo fitting.