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    I'll have a gander next time I'm in the shed.
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    I might have that centre cap you're missing. I don't recall if I sold it or not.
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    I actually am looking forward to subsisting on meat and beer for three days almost as much as the riding small bikes.....
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    UPDATE! ENTRY FORM WILL BE LIVE THIS WEEK! SO START ORDERING YOUR ALIEXPRESS PARTS NOW. AND MAKE SURE YOUR RIDING GEAR FITS AFTER CHRISTMAS!
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    People say the guy behind it is just as bad as Google, but brave is primo for youtube. Zero ads, and you can surf on another window while playing (adfree) music.
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    Jessie Ellis on Facebook trades as Sunny spares. He has loads of b310 stuff. (New and used) There's also NZ datsun parts too. Bloke has loads of new parts. (Genuine and repro) a lot of it is on Ebay, but shipping from invercargill is tons cheaper/faster.
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    A soggy shifter is just the shifter bushes. Easy fixed. The clutches are cheap to buy new too.
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    Just my opinion, I wouldn't run it on the stand. I wouldn't start it untill it's in the vehicle so you can give it a proper break in. (I presume the rings are new?) The honing marks in the bores are fresh and rough. They'll wear the bed in coating off the outside of the rings. Too much running without decent load to wear down the roughness, without bedding the rings in real nice.
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    I bought some CA18 parts of @bean.101. He kept a timing cover whuch had been modified for a VVT pulley. unfortunately when i collected the parts from his work, he was home with a sick kid.
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    Hey, regarding your worn kick panels/under tray board, This stuff is great for rejuvenating fucked old hardboard. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006336018980.html
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    1450cc and carb eh? What's the static compression ratio on one of these? Do you have a moment to discuss the merits of our lord and savior the belt driven barometric compensator?
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    The very same bike was sold as both a 90, and a 110 too Mine literally never had side flashers from new. (1968)
  13. RUNAMUCK
    Motorcycle wof question, At what age does a moped require indicators be fitted? (Ie, after what year?)
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    Bridge it off a known good battery lI ng enough for it to start charging. (I've done this on the floor with open end spanners before. One the battery gets enough voltage for the charger to recognize its attached to a battery, it'll keep on charging.
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    Very tidy work there VG. I wish I could make things thatblook that nice. My RX3 has similar damage to the passengers side rear seat mount. (There was a block of wood jammed between in and the floor.) I guess ~30 years of beople being pushed back into their seat when the 'dree's were opened was too much for the tissue paper thin metal.
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    Gonna be funny the first time KK gets hassled by the man. Cop goes to the wrong side of the vehicle, sees all the jaunty stickers etc........
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    Even with decent ish power, once they're properly staged, they just hook up. Then you can fit a high stall, and really watch the tenths disappear.
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    I'm not sure what "slicks" you were running, But a semi decent set of DOT drag tyres will transform your vehicle. Like absolute night and day. I did lot of meets on garbage road tyres. And the whole dynamic changes once the car just bites the track and propels you forward like a cock out of a bottle. What was your 60ft time?
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    Just pull the pan, give it a de-scuzz, and replace the filter (if it's the replaceable type) These transmissions are often victims of zero maintenance, made even worse by the engines lasting until the sun goes out......
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    Lock that shit in And I will spread it far and wide
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    Assuming the pcd is the same, (I fail to see why it wouldn't be?) That should bolt right on. I was poised to slam the old flywheel on my motor, but after I checked with a local rotor expert, he asked me if my rotors were the same weight between the two engines. No fucking clue mate. So I kept the auto counterweight and went brap brap brap.
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    As a rotor boy, you probably know already, but the auto counterweight/rear seal journal bit enable the easy fitment of a billet flywheel. When I slammed a cosmo motor in my old dorito car, I bought a billet of steel and had a friendly engineer machine me a flywheel from scratch. (Looking back I think it was too light, because I'd either bunny hop, and break traction more often than not) It's defo an improvement on that giant nut that nobody owns a socket big enough to undo. (You still have that, it's just that it's holding the counterweight on)
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    Ling post, But has anyone ever had one of these heads on a flowbench to see what they flow?
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    No added value from me, but those are Chrysler key blanks. They're a facsimile of a factory pentastar key.
  25. RUNAMUCK
    1nzfe no Shit!
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