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Necro bump. Alright guys, I just installed my Z1 Post-Maf tubes, but I didn't use any of the clamps. The tubes fit super snug and I didn't think anything of
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Necro bump.
Alright guys, I just installed my Z1 Post-Maf tubes, but I didn't use any of the clamps. The tubes fit super snug and I didn't think anything of it as they were pictured on Z1's website without any of the clamps installed. Then I look here and everyone has the main clamps as well as the annoying little ones. Should I not worry about it or tear it all apart again to put the clamps on? It'll be a few weeks before I have the time again...
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