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Mono ball top mounts with Ohlins

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I'm using the standard nut (purchased some new ones) with the collar, the nut is quite deep and with the standard top mounts the thread was flush with the nut.
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I'm using the standard nut (purchased some new ones) with the collar, the nut is quite deep and with the standard top mounts the thread was flush with the nut.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm just fitting a set of mono ball top mounts purchased from design 911. Has anyone else fitted some with Ohlins r&t and noticed there is not much/none thread above the top nut when everything is tight? I'm using the standard nut (purchased some new ones) with the collar, the nut is quite deep and with the standard top mounts the thread was flush with the nut. With the mono ball mounts the thread is about 1mm short of the top of the nut. I hope this rather inarticulate explanation makes some sense to someone lol. Anyway, just thought I'd put it out there. Cheers.

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wonder if Ohlins do that so that you end up with their mono[ ball set up top of the nut, is there a cap ?

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Hmm probably mate. No no cap on it. I could just use a shallow nut or machine a thou off the spacers/collars in the top mount. It's not really a drama and I mark everything up anyway with tippex so I can see if anything has come loose/moved. I was just wondering if anyone else has come across it

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it's probably one of the washers, but if it all fits, safe and you're happy then that is key

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No washers and slightly different layout. I've got spring, gold anodised top spring platform (not sure exactly name) monoball top mount then nut. Nothing else. There is literally nothing else. If I put 1 washer anywhere the nut would hardly go on? All a bit " just fits" lol

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