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They are very experienced in the parts industry, and were well known at a local performance Dealership in Pompano Beach until they started out on their own venture...

WaterFreak and I went over and saw the guys at Performance Catalog on Thursday. Nice Group of Guys that are starting out in business, have some great ideas to come, and are highly responsive to negotiation on prices. Give the Guys a chance to price you out the parts you need, I know I spent...

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I have had a lot of issues with Firefox lately, including viruses, which suddenly stayed away once I went back to IE and removed FF from the computer... Firefox sux...

Nick, do we have a Rider count (registered skis) yet, and how much was raised for the JR Lifesavers? Just curious... Rick

I'll give it a shot... PM Sent Dustin Rick

Give it time, and you will never go back to riding with a pole spring again... Not because the pros do it that way, just because it becomes more comfortable as time goes on.

Are those flat top or domes pistons?

Just get a SN or RN and be done with it... I started out with a 750 SKI, migrated to a SN ported 701, and now have added a RN big bore to the SN. I'm 6'-2 and 275lbs and can get up on a Kawi 550 no problem. The key is to just ride, ride, ride.... :beerchug:

I ride with my pole stiff enough that it will not come down on it's own. tighten that puppy up some more... Cool build you have here, can't wait to see some video...

Sorry, can't help you here, but from memory I think the racers like to keep the squish above .055" for WOT runs... Someone else will chime in that knows better... :shrug:

What are you doing with the engine, racing, freestyle or just general riding? 1.64mm works out to be .065" so would be a safe squish to run the engine at.

Personally, I use grease (anti-seize) on everything except reed/cage screws, inside the electrical box and inside the front stator cover. If it can get wet, then it will corrode eventually if ridden in Saltwater.

Hell no, I babysit enough at work... :naughty:

I think Harrison should get an infraction for not answering the question... Simple answer, are those the Mods that DirtyJ pointed to, or are there others... We don't care about the thin-skinned tattle-tails on here... :hitwithrock:

Epoxy does not have a shelf life according to the supplier down here. Polyester and Vinylester do have a shelf life...

What the hell happened to Beer and BBQ? :nana: Your a freak... :dance: Say hi to Tash for me... :grouphug:

Welcome...

The older (more than 3-4 years old) Toshiba's were great, and the early century HP's were even better, but they have both gone to shiat... We buy lot's of laptops for my Company, and Dell outlasts all of them with Today's computers...

Good luck, I would have gone with Dell based on my experience with HP and Toshiba... :rant: