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cool, but now you gotta catch up!

Racetech for sure. Valves and valving all in one stop!

do it yourself! its, real fuckin easy. One of mine is in pieces right now.

.....speakers so loud they would blow his girlfriends clothes off...........

I want to do my bike in SS hardline. It would be expensive, but fun to know how to do, and the school has all the tools I needs.

mine are ziptied to the upper arm, on the rear section. that keeps them tight and out of the way. are for the length change, between the last zip and the caliper itself, i made a little s-section. it was kinda funny looking at first, but now that they have been that way for two years they took on a more natural shape, and look kinda neat I think.

You guys with stickers are lucky. here in OK, we don't have anything like that and the air is Pristine! Tragically enough, it's cheaper to live here also. haha. suckers.

Couple hours, gotta split the case. If youre replacing the drive side you need a gear puller also. No big deal if you have a manual or an experienced helper.

I used it for years. Blew two motors on it also, were they related? I don't think so. One was a piston with a hole in it, the other was when a skirt shattered into my bottom end. Too bad no one here has a spectrometer. Then we would know the REAL difference.

Im a student, I define broke. When you look it up, there is my picture. I wasn't being cocky, but that's a really cheap frame in comparison. It's just an observation.

If you are stressing $450, then maybe a ground up rebuild isn't for you.

I dont see any pics.

No, the coolant will not flow the other way, its a physical impossibility. There will be some flow in the standard direction but in no way will it ever flow backwards.

If you were super cheap, I mean mega nose jewish cheap, then you could make some out of all thread for like 2 bucks.

shhh, if this goes public the trailer companies will sue! ha.

I dunno, think so? Its not a positive displacement pump, so I'm not sure what it would do. I am however taking a hydraulics course and we are covering pumps. So tomorrow after class I'll ask my prof and see what the little asian man thinks. I bet it would flow, but just about as inefficiently as possible.

you mean steal? people who think blasters are 250's. it says YFS200 for a reason.

Ya, that's what my parents wanted me to buy originally. However, by the time I got all the components I have now, it was ridiculously high. So i built this guy. I need to find a way to make it quieter though. It's on my bedroom ands it takes at least 12 beers before I can go to sleep cause it's so loud. ha, but seriously I have to turn it off before bed. It's the PSU that's making all the noise. So Justin you got any suggestions? I;m not going the water cooled route. Im thinking of adding some fans. Hopefully by making them run slower they will make less noise, but that may just be a pipe dream.

What the hell do you need reverse for? Gonna back your PWC into the water? ha

Yes, assembly was very quick and had no hang ups. The big thing for me is installing software. It seems like every time I got on the internet for the first week I needed to add a program there or a plugin here. I pretty much have it all done up now. The DYIY method of computer purchase is definitely the way to go. Get a solid case and power supply and those you can keep forever.

pssh, it totally worth it

heres the build: 8600 GTS OC, the 2.4 quad core, asus P5K deluxe, 650w PS, 500 gig HD, 2 gigs ram, dual 19in wide screen LCD's, DVD-RW. should be a nice machine. BTW, the dual LCD's is a gift from god himself.

shits weak.

That's a sweet deal. Went and picked up this monitor today, http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1170290765723 and this disc drive, http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1186003899050 it was the cheapest one I could find, but should work perfectly for me.

I got: 2 gigs PC2 - 6400 RAM Seagate 500 GB H/D Intel 2.4 GHz quad core processor Q6600 Asus P5K deluxe with built in wi-fi And a BFG Tech 8600 GTS vid card. 256mb