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I wired my accessories directly to the wires coming into the fuse block located on the right side of the sled right above the chaincase. Solid red wire is always hot, The solid blue wire is controlled by the key. You remove the fuses to reveal the female spade socket. There's a little tab...

I posted this before, but here it is again FYI, here's what I did at the end of the season using seafoam. I removed the spark plugs and raised the back of the sled so the rear bumper was approx. 5 feet off the ground. Since the motor is angled backwards in the sled approximately 30 degrees...

I'm interested in the Holtzman kit to be used with the ECP filters.

He couldn't figure out how to polish the insides himself, so he had Freddie do it ;)!

You don't need to pull off the carbs to synchronize them. Maybe he adjusted the idle mixture screws and is calling that a synchronization. Synchronizing the carbs is done with a 4 column mercury manometer.

Almost RX-1, Are you running the stock factory carbides ? More aggressive carbides should reduce the amount of front end push. Remember, if you crank down on the limiter strap say bye bye to your weight transfer. Try some more preload on the front springs, it's easy to do and just as easy to...

Did your dealer synchronize your carbs ? If he didn't, have him do it. Anything you can do to smooth out the idle will help reduce the noise. You might even want to crank your idle speed up 2 to 3 hundred RPM.

This motor has a mechanical valve train, therefore there is a slight clearance between the camshaft and the valve. The slight ticking you hear is when this clearance is closed up when the valve opens. The noise is inherant with the design. Why do you think most late model car engines use some...

I think you can leave the O-ring out and just plug the small hole since it really doesn't do anything. Then you don't have to worry about loosing the O-rings anymore.

You can count me in, just want to make sure that I'm getting a good one.

Hey Freddie, which color makes more horsepower, did you dyno them yet ? :tg: Now I know some guys say black is faster, but the Candy Apple red is a chick magnet.

I have a Garmin etrex Legend and with the optional Roads and Recreation Map CD ($80) I can download a trail track onto it and then print out a map.

I would try Pioneer Performance, talk to Bruce Schrader, check the "cool links" section on this board for the web site. Look for Pioneer Motor Sports, Pioneer Performance is listed on the site.

Condensate drain lines used on cars with A/C could be used. Chrysler uses ones that would tend to act like a one way valve.