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Have the Z1 with the bango bolt. No leaks so far. The thing with the bango bolts is that you have to use new washers with them. If you install
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Have the Z1 with the bango bolt. No leaks so far. The thing with the bango bolts is that you have to use new washers with them. If you install the bolts without MAKING sure the area is clean. And there is a small piece of crut there. It will leak.
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