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special06shee

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  1. Also check for vacuum leaks. A lot of the times ya have to plug off vacuum lines when aftermarket intake are installed.
  2. First thing to do is pull the carb and see what jets are in there. And no, if pilots or needle position is too fat/lean it will only effect low to mid rpm
  3. Pull valve cover and make sure the timing marks line up. And yes, ya have to be a little more specific in your description. Could be something as simple as a bad starter.
  4. I dig the full fender look when running oem fenders. But enough talk about that, more pics of those trikes.
  5. Best place to sit that motor in is a junk yard
  6. Was just reading about that. Dude was a monster.
  7. Lolz, not a scam. I just bought it. Came with clean title too. Quad is MINT! Dude ended up taking 1650.00 cash and through in riding gear.
  8. My 10cub weighs about 280lbs race ready.(yes its heavy, its not a hacked up drag bike). I weight anywhere from 175-195lbs depending on time of yr. My setup ran a best of 3.89@ 82 mph and i weighed about 195lbs that time out. Bike will run in the .90s all day. Im fairly confident if i really gave a solid effort with the clutch tuning it would run in the mid .70s.
  9. I had one leak like crazy as well. It was actually the treads on the cap. I contacted vp and they sent me a free can and also let me keep the used one too being it was deemed "hazardous" to ship back.
  10. Nice work! Makes me want billet cases..
  11. Make sure your eccentric screw is adjusted properly. That is the main reason people have a hard time finding neutral of shifting under load imo.
  12. gytr shit is pricey, but like you said, they're the best skid plates out there imo.
  13. I never had a problem with east coast. I never bought anything big from them, but they always had what i needed. The shop may not look that organized but for the most part, dave knows what he has. His helpers arent the best but whatever. I will say one thing, 90% of his customers are either worthless scum bags or people with zero clues. They are the first place i run to if i need something in a pinch. He has a huge inventory that most people dont even see. Dave is actually a cool dude once he gets to know you and realizes your not his typical scum bag customer trying to pocket parts and walk out the door. With that said, i only turn to them for parts when needed, they would not be building anything for me, however, he has some pretty cool off the wall projects in the back, witch im sure most will not work, but there cool. Ha
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