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Old 03-24-2003, 01:16 AM
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and this

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and and
this this

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Please disregard this .
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Old 03-24-2003, 01:26 AM
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woooooooooohooooooooooooo Saus is now a pro driver!

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Well you're the Aussie champ !
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Old 03-24-2003, 01:41 AM
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Pro smo......i wish
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Originally posted by V-One S Racer
Well you're the Aussie champ !
were those pics adequate racer man?

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i wanna drive my car

gotta wait to get some head bolts.... not using the strippedo ones
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Originally posted by squizzytaylor
were those pics adequate racer man?

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They was adequate thank you very much Mr. Taylor. Now I have to add it to my list of mods !
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Originally posted by sausage_link
i wanna drive my car

gotta wait to get some head bolts.... not using the strippedo ones
Boo hoo ! How do you think I feel having not driven my car for over 2 months !
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Old 03-24-2003, 03:14 AM
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Can you please explain the modification on your website for the 2 speed 2nd gear

i dont know where to make the hole for the steel pin... or do i put it in the old whole?
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so i DIDNT put my pod on backwards... sheesh

btw thanks for all the feedback guys
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the hole goes directly in front of where the shift cam would normally engage the plastic gear, not in the original hole.
if your gear has been used, then yes, you can take out the original pin, replace it with a hardened pin and cut off the little bit of plastic where the cam was engaging.
you basically want the cam to hit the pin, not the plastic of the gear.
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Originally posted by xGSiR
Yeah don't worry that tune pipe should be better then the kit one at least.
anything would be beter than the stock "pipe"
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I hope you are comparing this pipe to the optional Kyosho pipe and not the kit pipe when you are saying this.. For the $, they are a pretty good pipe, the only down side is that the stingers break off (easily fixed with a little 2 part epoxy) and in my experiences offer a whole lot more than the "kit" silencer.

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i was comparing it to the pipes on the market

2 part epoxy isnt the best thing to use after a while the fule and heat seem to retard it and its not real strong to start with, the best thing to use for holding the stinger on its quick steel

another way to stop the stingr breaking off is to cut a littel over half of it off and then get the right sized silicone tubing and make it the same length as the origonal on and stik it on with some good ca glue and u dont burn your fingue when u trun it off this way eaither
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