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  1. Color looks good, what color combo are you gonna go with, and where did you find a a frame for that cheap. I bent the shit out of mine and need a new titled frame.
  2. Race cut plastics is more of a visual and personal preference, but I usually say they are more aerodynamic less drag, weight and saves on gas. Those words are usually deciding factors for many of my riding friends, which is probably a bunch of BS.
  3. You can look for excessive play in the joint, or if the boots are badly torn. If the boots are torn I would usually replace them because that can cause dirt and moisture to seep in causing them to wear pretty rapidly. I would hate for a ball joint to come apart at high speed due to a bad judgment call.
  4. I will place a order from toomey for the cores. They did feel lighter than expected. Lol. I guess the extra fmf packing will come in handy. Thanks guys!!
  5. Hey hq, now I just bought a nice clean set of t5 from chambers to canisters. I was in the process of cleaning em up and replacing o-rings. When I took apart the canister to check on the packing I noticed they had no core or packing. I'm sure its stupid loud if ran like that. Would I have to add a new core and packing or does anyone run it like that?? Thanks.
  6. I'm with loco, if people want ur shit they will take it. Before we purchased our home we lived in a nice low crime neighborhood. Still these little fucks tried to break into the backyard were I had my bike. Now I have my dog and a mossberg, good combo if you ask me. The more you can delay theives the better chance you have.
  7. Any sets left?? I was intereted in the blade style hangers.
  8. well I haven't done a stator test in a few years, but I do know that if the GREEN and RED wire show open or grounded the stator is done. But its been a while. Do you have a manual? It can be the best 20 bucks to spend. There's someone with more specific knowledge than me about stators, they'll chime in soon. Good luck.
  9. It is possible to do it your self, but you have to know what you are doing. The only thing I've done was just polish the exhaust ports. Like loco said too many thing can go wrong, just my opinion I would just send them out. I would pay once and know from a reputable builder that its done to my riding style and done right.
  10. I would agree. I always like to think ahead. Even though your plans won't require you to weld the crank, at least it will be done so if one day you want to jump into more serious hp making mods your crank will be able to handle it. Like said before, you will have the peice of mind and insurance that nothing comes apart.
  11. What year is your bike? Newer shees came with light/brake light. The bike I have had a regular light but later added the working brake light to it. What you will have to do is see if someone clipped the wires for your headlight/tail light and re route those wires. Whip out the manual and start wire searching, hope there's a chance they just un plugged it. Just look for snipped wires and test with a volt meter to confirm. Good luck
  12. Makes sense, I tend to over analyze shit. Thanks Guy
  13. Sup HQ. I just finished adding new bearings and seals to my (stock) carrier. Is there suppose to be some sort of dust covers on both sides. Right now I have the big spacer in the carrier then the bearing and followed by the seal. Is there something (dust cover) that goes between the sprocket hub and the seal, as well as somethin between the brake hub and seal. Thanks.
  14. Forgot the one where he was asking for offers first before pics were shown. The CL ad is on here somewhere, fckn epic.
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