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Guest repliedRead the whole thread. Wish I has the time/money/dive that you have. Maybe someday. GREAT looking bike! Any progress?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Doomrider View Post
Great link, would have saved me loads of time if I had found this months ago. Cheers and thanks again.
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Now I don't feel so bad, read the forum on the site and loads of people can't get their 3gs working even with their kits. Very fussy these 3gs's.Last edited by Guest; 08-03-2011, 05:10 AM.
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Guest repliedBAck adder again.
pistons are in, engine is in the frame
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Guest repliedAmazing looking sprocket cover man! That is why all of us should have our own cnc-machines in our living rooms!!!
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Guest repliedAny updates?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Flaming Chainsaws View PostA Carolina Cycle top end oiler? I'll send you a PM instead of hijacking your thread.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by katman View PostThanks Chainsaw, Not sure what you mean about the top end oiling kit but mine is a Carolina Cycle kit. They haven't made them for years. I prefer them to the Vortex style that feed in one end.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Flaming Chainsaws View PostGot a fork lift?But damn, that's too bad
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Been watching this thread for a while now as well. What kind of top end oiler is that? I have the same one except I'm missing the bridge between the intake and exhaust valves.
This is top notch work. I wish I had your skills! And a couple of Katana's.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by katman View PostMy milling machine packed it in yesterday. No good!!! To fix it I have to haul it down to the United States, which wouldn't be too bad if it didn't way 500lbs. This is a real set back.But damn, that's too bad
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Been watching this thread for a while now as well. What kind of top end oiler is that? I have the same one except I'm missing the bridge between the intake and exhaust valves.
This is top notch work. I wish I had your skills! And a couple of Katana's.
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Guest repliedMy milling machine packed it in yesterday. No good!!! To fix it I have to haul it down to the United States, which wouldn't be too bad if it didn't way 500lbs. This is a real set back.
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So far I've only followed your thread and haven't chimed in... but I must say you do awesome work, this thing is literally a work of art. Can't wait to see it finished!
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by psyguy View Postvery nice design and workmanship mr katman!
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Guest repliedDoing final touches on my billet sprocket cover. Have been working on this a long time. I am going to have two plates behind it to cover up the shift position wires and basic ugliness behind the sprocket as well as a cover for the starter and stator wires up to to clean that up and protect them. I am also going to make a cover for the shaft behind the cover to clean up the metal shaft look. May even anodize it.
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