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MARGAY FRONT BRAKE SYSTEM |
Posted by: jeff brown - 03-04-2017, 08:35 AM - Forum: For Sale/Wanted
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WHEELS, SPINDLES, DISC'S, AIRHEART CALIPERS AND HUBS.
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(03-04-2017, 08:35 AM)jeff brownj Wrote: WHEELS, SPINDLES, DISC'S, AIRHEART CALIPERS AND HUBS.
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Tri Flow |
Posted by: ted johnson - 03-03-2017, 12:41 PM - Forum: General
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I use only Tri Flow on my chains. Usually, it's no issue, as I clean the kart within a couple of days after an event. However, due to my illness last year, I didn't get the kart cleaned after the March Tucson event. The Tri Flow has hardened wherever the chain has flung it. Citrus based cleaners just bounce off, and I don't dare use petroleum products on the powder coat. Denatured alky does work, but S-L-O-W-L-Y and with lots of rubbing, and I'm not too good yet at standing for long periods of time. After over an hour, I have most of it off the seat back, but the encrustation around my Heim joint swing mount link to the X member, the engine fins and such like is a real hassle. The alcohol seems to remove the dried castor O.K., but the Tri Flow is another matter. Anybody got thoughts about a cleaning method that won't harm the powder coat? Thanks. Ted
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Where do you find the crinkle paint? |
Posted by: Blaine Krugerud - 03-02-2017, 06:04 PM - Forum: General
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Hello guys,
I have an MC91A that is in the midst of restoration but I ran into a problem: Where do you find the black crinkle paint to paint the cover? I thought that we had a link that info on the old site but that doesn't do me any good now. Could one of you engine builders help me out on that? Thanks in advance!
Blaine
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820 stroker |
Posted by: Art Romanelli - 03-02-2017, 12:18 AM - Forum: West Bend Engines , Chryseler , U.S. Motors
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So I just acquired most of my stroker parts for a 820 project and my question is , has anyone run a stroker 820 with luck or do they have a weak life expectancy? I imagine the latter , but was just curious how successful one of these beasts can be and what to do to enjoy it for a reasonable amount of time. I have a Hortsman head , thin ring Wiseco ,fancy dancy rod bolts and newer rod, etc. Girdle or no girdle? I talk to a couple gurus a lil , but would like to start a dialogue for others to see. Thanks
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