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The pic of the Ulmer relay looks just like the Polaris relays I have....

I thought mine had a bit of slop when brand new.....

I wondered about using heater hose for petroleum. My son installed this, possibly from NAPA....

I've been thinking about the same thing. For those blowing belts, are the clutches parallel? Offset is only 1 of the measurements to worry about.....

304 stainless will crack from vibration. Have a Corsa 304 stainless muffler on my Duramax. After 10 years it's all busted up, that pipe has a ton of high frequency vibration at the outlet, surprised I don't have women trying to ride it...LOL...

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But maybe it's been done before..... 1975 Suzuki Fury build by Arctic Cat The performance-minded company tried to go the racing-promotion route with unsuccessful attempts in cross-country and oval racing, culminating with four SnoPro sleds for the initial season of the factory racing...

Search "sidewinder belly pan protector/ belt guard" on ebay.....seller name is anthonyanthonyk. Pics show it installed over foam

OK, I went to ebay for the info. .080 aluminum, about $60 shipped, sold by a guy in Michigan

There is one on ebay, but I know nothing more about it.....

How are you measuring the 61mm with the secondary floating? Secondary pushed all the way in, or pulled out?

And they have that sexy "curve" ....

Well, I feel I need to revise my report on the Hauck rollers, which I initially indicated varied in OD from roller to roller. On closer inspection they appear to be slightly tapered. The OD on one edge is .870", and the other is .875". My stock rollers measured .868". I decided to install with...

I have not assembled it with the spring yet, but I doubt it. Then again the stock rollers didn't all touch either. Hope to assemble it later today.

I purchased the Hauck rollers. Not too impressed. They vary in size about 5 thousands from one roller to the next, also about 10 thousands larger than stock. Then you have 3 small washers for shims to put on the sides of the rollers. Not impossible, but more work than should be needed. I changed...

Woody's Slim Jim for Curves & C&As....SC4-5000 = 4" carbide, SC6-5000 = 6" carbide, SC8-5000 = 8" carbide. Slim Jims will need a little bending at the ends to follow "the curve". They also stick down about 7/8", compared to about 5/8" for the shapers.

I agree on the crappy bars. The bars specd by Dan will set you back $130, hence the higher price on the 6.9s

RDAY, I've noticed the same thing. You can but a set of curve's for $300, plus another $40 for the mount kit, which you may or may not need.

#449 LTX-LE.......3 miles