Haro Thread Slope Suspension Spacer

Description

What up Haro Thread Slope riders!You might have noticed that the rear end of the Haro Thread Slope has some serious flex, making the rear wheel feel loose and unpredictable. This fixes that.I originally printed it in PLA with full infill. You can try your own materials and settings and mess around with that as much as you want! If you do so, just keep in mind that this piece is under tension from the bolts and compression from the fork that slides past the seat tube, so it needs to be strong. Also, it's important to have solid material at the relief cut for the sake of installation. Print upright with supports for the hardware provisions.This was designed to work with basic metric hardware you can find at any hardware store. NECESSARY HARDWARE AND TOOLS:2X M4-.70 Pan Phillips stainless steel screws MINIMUM LENGTH OF 12mm - I would recommend 15mm length as multiples of 5 are most common2X M4 stainless steel flat washers2X M4-.70 stainless steel hex nutsHair dryer or heat gunPhillips head screwdriverHere are links for the hardware I used:https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-4mm-0-7-x-20mm-Phillips-Drive-Machine-Screws-4-Count/4757849?idProductFound=false&idExtracted=truehttps://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-5-Count-4-mm-Stainless-Steel-Metric-Flat-Washers/50016892?idProductFound=false&idExtracted=truehttps://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-4mm-x-0-7-Stainless-Steel-Hex-Nut-5-Count/50016860?idProductFound=false&idExtracted=trueINSTALLATION:It's recommended that you disassemble your…