You use wrong backing plate to rivet the pin... you must use small round plate. It is special plate it does not press to chain although pin itself... the plate you use it just for pressing chain by two sides as you showed before
It is also MUCH easier if your just secure the press tool in a vice, then just sit the chain in it!
try doing that when the cam chain is in the engine.
can an old part of a chain that has been push out, be used as connecting link...i see some doing that.....but i wonder if it will be strong enough?
So this wouldnt work for a main sprocket chain? Would that be considered a drive chain? I'm a noob! 😂
I've used this on a DID 520vx3 main drive chain and it worked perfectly.
You use wrong backing plate to rivet the pin... you must use small round plate. It is special plate it does not press to chain although pin itself... the plate you use it just for pressing chain by two sides as you showed before
It is also MUCH easier if your just secure the press tool in a vice, then just sit the chain in it!
try doing that when the cam chain is in the engine.
can an old part of a chain that has been push out, be used as connecting link...i see some doing that.....but i wonder if it will be strong enough?
So this wouldnt work for a main sprocket chain? Would that be considered a drive chain? I'm a noob! 😂
I've used this on a DID 520vx3 main drive chain and it worked perfectly.