Originally Posted by
hueyhoolihan
ya, i've got a question *guy in the back with his hand up*
what's the reasoning behind ""tight enough is good enough" of the past does not cut it.""?
isn't "tight enough is good enough anymore" true anymore? seems to be an intrinsically true statement.
Excellent point, when "true", yes without a doubt.
When brutally applied by the ham-fisted "tight enough" is just below the failure-point of materials.
Not so un-common with steel & aluminum components "back when", CF components will accommodate no such guff.
I should have written "tight as possible does not cut it" for those not familiar w/ the ham-fisted "mechanic".
Thanks for the excellent question.
-Bandera