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Author Topic: Is the octagonal restrictor on the Ultrastik 360 really tight to install?  (Read 869 times)

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GaryMcT

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Brought the U360 and the octagonal restrictor with me to work so that I could try it out during a break.  I didn't bring the shafts that came with it, and tried to use the ones from the circular/square restrictors.  Are they the same as the ones that came with the octagonal?  If so, it's a very tight fit.  Did anyone else run into this?

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I seem to recall posts here to that effect. I bet if you search on "octagonal" you can find some info on that problem.
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Ah ha! Thanks!

I think this is the one. . maybe I have it on backwards:

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=90389.msg949361#msg949361

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