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Originally posted by R Addiction
Don't worry Shane....I'm still very actively Active!! Jassman and others have jumped ship
ThunderDan.....Haven't heard from him for a while
Don't worry Shane....I'm still very actively Active!! Jassman and others have jumped ship
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I just got new flame arrestors and was wondering if I should use studs with wingnuts or long bolts to hold them on.
.............. hmmmm any suggustions out there
R ad, All this trash talk, I hope you are juicin that AT up over the winter because mr warpanties is going to be long on ponies come spring time ...
Dave
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Originally posted by blue thunder
I just got new flame arrestors and was wondering if I should use studs with wingnuts or long bolts to hold them on.
.............. hmmmm any suggustions out there
R ad, All this trash talk, I hope you are juicin that AT up over the winter because mr warpanties is going to be long on ponies come spring time ...
Dave
I just got new flame arrestors and was wondering if I should use studs with wingnuts or long bolts to hold them on.
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Dave, use nice stainless steel wingnuts.They will work fine.Truuuuuusssssst me!
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Soon after i get back from Miami its off to the dyno again.Cant wait to post the results.
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Originally posted by WARPAINT
Dave, use nice stainless steel wingnuts.They will work fine.Truuuuuusssssst me!
Soon after i get back from Miami its off to the dyno again.Cant wait to post the results.
Dave, use nice stainless steel wingnuts.They will work fine.Truuuuuusssssst me!
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Soon after i get back from Miami its off to the dyno again.Cant wait to post the results.
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L.O.R.,
Not a sore subject at all. Just very stupid of us to try and lure in customers on something we couldn't produce quite yet.
That is not to say that it may not happen in the future. However, rest assured, we won't say we can build you something that we can't until we can. It just blows our credibility to say so otherwise.
Keep an eye on us and our future. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks for the continued interest. Pat.
Not a sore subject at all. Just very stupid of us to try and lure in customers on something we couldn't produce quite yet.
That is not to say that it may not happen in the future. However, rest assured, we won't say we can build you something that we can't until we can. It just blows our credibility to say so otherwise.
Keep an eye on us and our future. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks for the continued interest. Pat.