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88K5blaze 01-29-2010 08:34 PM

probably does hah

swartlkk 01-29-2010 08:36 PM

I only take things apart that need to be taken apart. But I have been doing this type of stuff since I was 6.

Spectreblazer 01-29-2010 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by swartlkk (Post 292775)
I only take things apart that need to be taken apart. But I have been doing this type of stuff since I was 6.

same here. im just joking with yah. it never fun to take stuff apart that doesn't need to fix. but you always learn something from it.

swartlkk 01-29-2010 08:43 PM

I dissect defective parts to determine the cause though...

Spectreblazer 01-29-2010 08:53 PM

i understand what you're saying. but have you ever took something apart just to see how it works?

swartlkk 01-29-2010 08:57 PM

I definitely have in my younger days. I do not do it anymore though. I do not have the time.

Heck, I tore down my go-cart motor one day on a whim. Took it completely apart. Ported & polished the intake and exhaust ports. Decked the head on the belt sander. Picked up an additional 5mph on my top speed before I changed the gearing to pickup 15mph total. It would top out at 60MPH and this was when I was 10! LOL

88K5blaze 01-29-2010 09:03 PM

thats sick, i learned a trick from an old mechanic to incerase compression. take the head(s) off an fill em in with some nice tig weld, gotta be careful, but they used to do it in the old days

blbikerood 01-30-2010 12:17 PM

Good to know all of this...
 
You guys touched on what I needed to know. I drive 20miles back and forth to work. SO I could lock in the hubs and keep it in 2 wheel drive with no damage?? That is good to know. Thanks.

swartlkk 01-30-2010 12:21 PM

Yep, no damage other than to your mileage (which won't be severe). It is much better than getting stuck and having to jump out to lock in the hubs!

88K5blaze 01-30-2010 03:16 PM

agreed


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