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RaceFace Instructions

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  1. Last week I finally installed a set of Turbine LPs on my ride. These appear
    to be from one of the last production runs of square taper cranks before
    they went purely to ISIS. One thing I noticed in the instructions (I was
    confirming torque specs) was a very distinct change concerning the spindle
    itself...

    ....they now want you to put a thin layer of grease on the tapers.

    I found that really interesting considering the venom that gets spewed all
    around with this issue. It's also a distinct change from earlier
    instructions with the very same crank, where they very specifically said to
    clean the tapers with acetone and let them dry. They also acknowledged the
    controversy of using grease, but said they found it to be the better way of
    doing things.

    BTW, if anyone is interested, I'm selling the chainrings that came packed
    with the crank on eBay (using the store's account so I can build up the
    rating.) They're 9 speed, 110/74 24-34-46 (I'm running 8s 24-36-48
    currently)

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3693912617

    Cheers, ya'll

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  2. You may have to lower and adjust the front derailleur.

    I MTB 2004

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    You may have to lower and adjust the front derailleur.

    I MTB 2004

    What in the world for? The chainline is in precisely the same place as with
    the old '93 LX crank it replaced.

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