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Do you still have your 44's give them a try. Mark44

Way to LOUD. Mark44

LOL about as many as on a 3D............ Mark44

LOL laser jet instead of a super jet........did you fall down and hit your head? Mark44

o Sounds like you may have other issues mine are barely opened up running duel 44 and have no issues like this. Mark44

Speedfreak has this pipe set up PM him. Mark44

PATENT PENDING LOL Mark44

LOL how true! :laughing::laughing: Mark44

I'm an Engineer I just sit and think of how to do things all day for a living. JSS does great work I still recommend sending these items to him but for the due it your selfer here is what I did. Mark44

They are easy to sew, I have a lot of patches on mine and even sewed rubber knee pads on Katie's I use furniture thread from Wal-Mart. Mark44

If you want to take it a step further and make them look as good as the JSS coil you can purchase braided poly mesh from McMaster Carr #9284K2 or any elec. supply house and use a short piece of heat shrink tube on each end of the mesh to make it look real nice. Mark44

The factory epoxy chips right off and what is inside if any chips right off with the tool. No need for heat. Install new wire I use 2 part epoxy from Home Depot I think it is liquid nails brand. Just a very little on the wire slide it into the coil then just a dab around the top of the coil...

i Yea it takes seconds to cut down to the end of the wire then you can just pull the plug of wire out of the tool. LOL at first I had it in a drill and it was like damn no need for that so I welded on a T handle. I also found that Taylor Wire sells o resistance multi strand wire, I can get it...

Here are a few pics of my coil wire removal tool. It is made from a piece of stainless tube I cut the end and sharpened and twisted the teeth making a small hole saw with a deep throat. I simply cut the coil wire off flush with the coil insert the tool and twist clock wise and it cuts out the...

o Agreed! Mark44

Damn geek from the 44 observation thread to this are you a glutton for punishment? LOL Mark44

Is that one of Water dogs? Mark44

I would cut the liner out leaving it attacked to the sides of the hood and cut it about an inch from where it attaches to the hood. You can use this 1” flange to epoxy your new liner on to. Mark44

p You can cut it with metal sheers or a band or jig saw. It is quite flexible in sheet form and is gray. It doesn't look like PVC pipe.

It also bends nice in a press break Mark44