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trickedcarbine

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  1. -2 will give you the traction for sure. But you're lighter then I am so the front certainly will be up more. Maybe hold off till you can ride the new motor on the stock swing arm. Then you can determine if you want to go shorter. Definitely avoid going longer if it sees mostly trails.
  2. Sure, but if it's adjsted to far beyond the arrow toward the kick starter, you run out of throw/travel for disengagement. Thats fine for over ride guys as long as there is enough travel to keep the bike from creeping at the line. Not so great for the typical rec rider.
  3. Re adjust the pancake. Don't worry so much about the arrow on the cases so much, but getting it close helps the throw. What cable? I've never had any trouble as of yet.
  4. No CPI's that would work on that. I do have a set of big bore in frame shearers that would work on there.
  5. Definitely start hunting for different pipes. Those FMF's on there will not move the kind of heat that motor needs, so keep an eye on plugs. You may end up having to make it a tad rich to keep temps down.
  6. Not a hobby for the faint walleted.
  7. Tusk should work with you on that. Call and offer to pay for a new one to be sent right away and return the bent axle and I'd imagine they would credit you for the new axle.
  8. PRM? They were a bumper and skid plate kind of company. RPM is the axle company. Tusk, Vitos, and the low end DuraBlue would be about the same. Upper end DuraBlue and Lonestar are next up. RPM would be the best you could buy as far as trail and Moto type axles.
  9. RPM dominator FTW
  10. Is cost a serious concern? And are you content replacing axles regularly?
  11. That'll be a cool race...
  12. OEM or see if you can Beg Sheerider1026 to wind ya one.
  13. Some newer orange off of the newer models over seas and South America would be great.
  14. You should be able to put them on and run a normal banshee piston instead of the typical Weisco 795 piston. I'd suggest getting a few different base gaskets to mock it up and see where it sits the best.
  15. Ben is doing some dope seats.
  16. That thing was short lived. Sure was cool as fuck. Did that fella that bought the chassis ever get it rolling again?
  17. I'll see if I can get Matt to send some. I need to drive up to Cadillac to wrap it up. Just need to find time.
  18. Plug it. The crank case also vents under the rear engine mount.
  19. Gary at Sniper Racing Products.
  20. Snipers would be a solid option for your set up for sure.
  21. Is that octane a MON or RON rating?
  22. Start with 42-48 pilot, needle on middle clip, 145ish main. That should be close, then fine tune the needle and work down on the main if it's to rich.
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