A little late but better than never
05-02-2005 | 09:34 AM
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Re: A little late but better than never
Originally Posted by Crazyhorse
When you say bad, do you mean bad like a sunday morning hangoverheadache? Or bad like a broken leg from trying out your kid's snowboard? 
Hangovers arn't that bad cuz you can just pop another one and wala headache gone. Now on the other hand a busted leg from snowboarding could be a bad day
05-02-2005 | 04:33 PM
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Re: A little late but better than never
Originally Posted by RUSSSR1
Yes I see that Mark. That is the way I would do it next time. I do have plans to replace the u-joints. I started to have a small vib at the end of the season when turning that was not there before.
Did you get out on the water for a test run this weekend???
Did you get out on the water for a test run this weekend???
Mark
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05-02-2005 | 10:22 PM
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Re: A little late but better than never
Think you will have her back together by the fun run in June ? I hope to be up and running by then.
Mark, have fun Saturday. I hope the weather cooperates.
Mark, have fun Saturday. I hope the weather cooperates.
05-02-2005 | 10:48 PM
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Re: A little late but better than never
Originally Posted by Doug
Think you will have her back together by the fun run in June ? I hope to be up and running by then.
Mark, have fun Saturday. I hope the weather cooperates.
Mark, have fun Saturday. I hope the weather cooperates.
05-03-2005 | 06:54 AM
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Re: A little late but better than never
Gear drives are a direct link from crank to cam, therefore they transfer harmonics from each. if a crank is a little off balance, it will transfer through the gears, as to what extent, I'm not sure, but a good way to think is, if you hold a stick out and give a little shake on one end, the harmonics will make the other end shake much more. I'm sure they are good, other wise people wouldnt use them, but in all my street motors I've always used a cloyes true roller with adjustable tabs. Send a pm to JC or Laz Mesa, They might be able to specify more details...Rob
