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Yup, more than that but, not so far as to crack them. Use a little oil when you do.Last edited by 92xjunker; 05-01-2016, 06:12 PM."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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In case anyone has been following this thread, I purchased a digital caliper. I watched a few Youtube videos and checked out some information online. I made sure the rivets were flared about 5.7mm. Considering this was the first time I had done this I was nervous. I have checked the chain multiple times now and everything seems to be staying together like it should. I appreciate everyone's comments and advice. I have learned several things on this adventure. I feel like I have accomplished something. WooHoo!Treat everyday like it's your last....
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Sounds like you have it right.
Reading through this thread I was going to mention that the chain manufacturer should have included instructions about what the mushroomed pins should measure to be correctly done. When I did my first one I got the plate pressed on properly (digital caliper come in handy there too) and them slowly crept up on the proper measurement on the pins. Tighten, remove, check, repeat. Slow process my first time but at least I have confidence that it was done as properly as it could be.
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