[syazoo]

Has anyone tried a stover instead of a fujilock nut for this application. Seams like the nuts are not easy to get at least where I live.

 

[Buhgaboo]

Has anyone tried a stover instead of a fujilock nut for this application. Seams like the nuts are not easy to get at least where I live.

I use green locktite on the old nut

 

[BobbyBoy]

I'm thinking there must be a reason that Ducati say replace fuji nuts after tightening to torque setting, memory say's two times? Why would you not given the cost.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-Ducat...231080?hash=item19fe283828:g:zBcAAOSw9N1Vt9KS

 

[Buhgaboo]

Has anyone tried a stover instead of a fujilock nut for this application. Seams like the nuts are not easy to get at least where I live.

From what I've been reading...the Stover nut will deform the threads of the stud over time...either nut should be single use ideally, both loose something like 50% of their retaining power after their first use...so in short, it will hold but it will also deform the stud slightly...that said I've done over a dozen belt removals on my monster on the same Fuji nut + green locktite...just be sure you let it setup over nite.

 

[belter]

i only replace them when the hex is damaged, and i grease the threads. they're fine.