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These are a few of my Faaaayvorite things...

Moving and Digging the septic tank system...

Blogging the bulid cause all of you listen....

Working and living and digging and blogging...

Searching the ground for that smelly systren....

oh yea of course that rude Cobra guy....

wants me to find my camera for fixen...

That 6 year long project of which he is wishn..

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soon will be done for floggin oout on:laugh: the racetrack....

these are a few of my favorite things....da da da aa dda

Now that is funny. You are a funny dude!


I just realized that my computer and camera are still locked awat in a box somewhere. I guess I will have to find them and use them to post again.

"I just realized that my computer and camera are still locked awat in a box somewhere. I guess I will have to find them and use them to post again."uh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!
howd the turd box install go?

leon holmes

....you know I have to ask...

The camera and computer box, were they anywhere near the turd box hole?????

Uh oh!!

Turd box... Yikes!!! I still have not moved in or unpacked my computer and camera.
I hope that you are all doing well.

I just found a 19 tooth sprocket !!! I had made my own but it is not 100% centered. I ordered a 1/4 inch offset for a 530 chain. I wanted a 520 but could not find a small enough sprocket for the rear.stores.ebay.com/Motorcycle-Parts-Warehou...idZp4634Q2ec0Q2em322 I was having trouble making enough speed. I don't know if anyone else has had this problem.

have you unpacked the camera yet?

good to see ya postin.

leon

Calhoun wrote:

I just found a 19 tooth sprocket !!! I had made my own but it is not 100% centered. I ordered a 1/4 inch offset for a 530 chain. I wanted a 520 but could not find a small enough sprocket for the rear.stores.ebay.com/Motorcycle-Parts-Warehou...idZp4634Q2ec0Q2em322 I was having trouble making enough speed. I don't know if anyone else has had this problem.

Why do u want a 1/4" offset?? u should need at least 1/2".

mark1122 wrote:

Bdog wrote:

What part of the cush drive did you machine, the sprocket face or the inside where the rubbers are? I have always wondered this. Thanks

Brandon

u mill the face that the sprocket bolts to.

Is this how everybody did theirs???? I milled the inside of the hub. After removing just a little bit of material on the inside of the hub, it bottomed out and was touching the inside of the wheel, i marked where it made contact and removed that surface also. It worked great for mine, has anybody else done it this way?

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