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How do you adjust the aerowing?

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Set wing back down

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Set the wing back down on the brackets and refasten the 4 hex screws.
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Use rear screw

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You can't use the rear screw when the bracket is tilted up, so save it somewhere safe.
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Set the wing back down on the brackets and refasten the 4 hex screws.
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Use rear screw

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You can't use the rear screw when the bracket is tilted up, so save it somewhere safe.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have managed to remove the wing and move it around but can't figure out how to refasten it in the positive downforce position. Can anybody give me any input on this? Thanks, John

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It's a little hard to explain but I'll give it a shot from memory. First you remove the 4 hex screws that hold the wing to the mounting bracket (sounds like you have done this already) Push the wing up so you can access the two screws that hold the mounting brackets in the horizontal position. Remove these two screws so that the mounting bracket rotates freely. Rotate the back of the bracket to the position you want, there are two angles to choose from. Reinsert the front screw to hold the bracket in place. You can't use the rear screw when the bracket is tilted up, so save it somewhere safe. Repeat for the other bracket. Set the wing back down on the brackets and refasten the 4 hex screws. I think that is it, let me know if you have any questions. Karl

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THANKS CARL. I APPRECIATE YOUR HELP, JOHN

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There is one thing the the wing adj... The factory puts on a pair of screws that can only be used if the wing is in its "stock" configuration. It ok , you don't need them. I think they are there to speed up the build process in the factory :-) Ooppss he mentioned that already..never mind. Yes, keep the screws.

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