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Chuck Norris doesnt have any hair on his balls, because hair does not grow on steel. Lol I remeber seeing that quote somewhere..

@toyotaman I could not see the bb on the the front of the bowls Anyways switched them around and fuel was dumping out left side carb overflow with the gas on, took them apart and inspected passways, which were clear, still nothing. Plugs are dry.... I guess I will throw my old carbs back on there.

I will check that out, because otherwise it makes no sense to me why these carbs are not delivering fuel. Thanks for the reply's guys

The cutaway side of the slides face the rear of the bike.

Yeah, before I put them on the bike I cleaned them real well, installed the jets and put them on the bike. Both jet passage ways are clear. Im going to put my older carbs back on and see what happens, because the carburator issue has kind've got me puzzled as of right now..

The chassis, all the motor got was a new topend. Everything is torqued to spec.

Thanks guys, The gas tank is full, the petcock flows, and the carbs have gas in the bowls, crossover and choke connecting tube are all installed...

Tore the bike down to clean it up a bit and added a couple new parts and it will not fire up now. Cylinders have 130psi each, 22cc domes Running stock carbs with 200 mains 0-500 ft asl, carbs are clean, choke tube is in place... I have spark on both plugs... When I initially got it back together it acted like it wanted to start but wouldnt, after awhile it didnt even want to attempt to start. Im trying rule out either a faulty stator or cdi, which is my best guess of what could be wrong... It will fire up if cylinders are primed, but will not stay running once its used all the prime.. I guess what im asking is how do I go about ohm'ing the stator to see if its working correctly, its a RS stator. I know the only way to troubleshoot the cdi is to try a known working one... Just getting some opinions before I start to go buy replacement parts...

That is one cool looking bike in your sig :biggrin:

Thats what watermarks are for, I know you shouldn't have to though... but really I dont think its that big of a deal, besides the fact that the guy is showing a picture of a seat that is different from what the buyer might be recieving...

Yeah, he is actually pretty lucky their fixing it for him free if its an '05 model...

Kaos is correct about doing this, and you can do it but there are a couple problems. 1. it is fraud 2. he has a V1 non-hdmi console, you would have to be pretty lucky to find a non-hdmi console at wal-mart. If you do take kaos's advice, you just switch cases as thats where the serial number is. (There is also a serial sticker that you can peel off under the front bottom USB door.) Like I said, wouldn't reccommend anyone doing this because sometimes the wal-mart employee will call microsoft to report the serial and possibly your identity information. A couple ways you can temporarily fix them in the convience of your own home for very cheap are; Replace the x-clamps which hold the heatsinks to the chips, with the bolt and washer method (Search RBJTech or Lawdawgs method) Another way is to purchase a heatgun and physically try re-flowing the GPU, Southbridge, and memory. I have fixed a couple using both methods mentioned above, sometimes they last 1-2 days, sometimes they last 2 -3 months or longer.

Depending on what router your using now, no you will not see that much of a performance gain by switching routers. However they do make routers designed for gaming, the pro to this is you can set bandwidth priorities/limits for everyone on the network. Your connection to the internet is the largest factor though.

"Bandwidth" - how much given information you can recieve in one amount of time, measured in Kilo-bits. "Latency" - how long it takes the information to travel from you, to wherever its going --> back to you, measured in milli-seconds. This is a primitive example, there are many other variables that come into play on how your bandwith or latency is effected...

If your planning to play online while your roommates are on other systems using the online service as well, a different router is not going to help you out a real great deal. You need to make sure there is plently of bandwidth on your connection,another big key in using online gaming is making sure the latency of your ISP is low and not always saturated.

That is sad, that guy lives about 30 miles from me. Boost bottle worth over $150 is fucking halarious.

Lol, this is actually the first time i've seen it. I dont usually look up shit like this...

I just cannot believe no one found the marijuana and crack spider funny...

A dual exhaust lets your engine breath more freely than the 2-1 pipe. There is some good information here in the jet/exhaust forum about jetting your bike properly.

Take an RJ-45 ethernet cable and wire the laptop up to the router. If it then loads webpages your wireless card is bad. I actually have a PCI wireless card in my desktop right now. It went through a power surge and it fucked it up. It will still connect to the access point and appears to work but it doesnt, does exactly what yours is doing.

lol.

I've tried telling him that a couple of times.. Those pipes should bring pretty good money poorboy, the chrome looks fucking sweet, pipes look like they have been taken care of, and they are a very desireable pipe for people who are looking for a midrange pipe.

What year did the CDI come off of?

Unless you are amused pretty easily, the game pure is very annoying, lame, and repetitive. It was aimed at the younger age group for sure. If the devs had any balls at all they would just update the old atv offroad fury, I mean why not? If im thinking correctly atv offroad fury and mx vs atv were made by the same devs. But I believe this pure game is made by a different company.