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  1. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    Did that, sold the SX-R, got a SJ!:woot:
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    Does Epoxy go bad in 3 years?

    I have half a container each of West Systems epoxy & hardener (with metering pumps screwed into the containers) in the garage that have been there for 3 years in Florida, so max temperatures should have been 95 degrees or so. Does this stuff go bad or lose strength? I'm gonna put Tubbies on...
  3. SkiDaddy

    Sebastian Inlet Ride, Sunday April 1st

    OR 'The secret spot".:sneaky:
  4. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    Waaay too much time invested in carb tuning to get it spot on.
  5. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    How 'bout a cheap, crappy looking but running complete square? Something so ugly no one would steal it off a trailer?:biggrin:
  6. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    I do like the exhaust tube resticion idea - squeeze it somewhat shut with a big zip tie, cut it off when done.:biggrin:
  7. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    That looks sweet Chic, I appreciate the offer. :biggthumpup: Unfortunately somebody beat to to that $100 SN hull/hood/pole.:bs2:
  8. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    No way I'm touching the top screw, I spent too much time tweaking it in. The middle screw however could be opened up all the way. Would that have pretty much the same effect.
  9. SkiDaddy

    Happy Birthday Idok!

    Have a great one Scotty!:biggthumpup:
  10. SkiDaddy

    Need motor input

    Proper jetting/pipe tuning can make a big difference from idle to half throttle. :purr:
  11. SkiDaddy

    Square hull in Florida $100

    Bummer.
  12. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    I've been looking, may have found a SN hull. Anyone have a complete 650 engine cheap?
  13. SkiDaddy

    How to REDUCE arm stretch?!?!

    After much time, work & $$$$ my SJ is now running very strong:Banane01: :Banane01: but it's waaay too much to let a co-worker ride it. :rolleyes: How can I quickly and temporarily reduce the power? Even just 1/4 throttle brings it hard & fast onto the pipe, so just adjusting a lot of slack...
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