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Jimmy
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This morning I sanded my deck to prepare it, I just paint the instant blue Thasos, between two layers, I attacked my shock, it was super long drain oil
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Jimmy
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Etienne
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Jimmy
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dule
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Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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| Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:54 am Post subject: |
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hmmm some fancy fat tires? dimensions?
how much and what kind of oil have you now in your shocks? |
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Jimmy
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| Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 9:14 pm Post subject: |
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Hello
it's 145/60/15
the shock is oil gearbox |
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Godspeed
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Location: Belgium
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Why do you keep the drumbrakes?
It might be a good time to go for disks....
Just my small comment on an amazing build. |
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JoZeF
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| Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 12:18 am Post subject: |
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Changing to discs requires changing master cylinder, all brake line (unless you clean them perfectly) changing gearbox, seals, and rear cylinders
anyway those big drums look the coolest, and work just as well as discs if they are properly adjusted.
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Etienne
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They should even work better (for sure for the handbrake at least) and look a lot better... Really like these big Dyane drums !
I have such a gearbox I keep for a cool futur project !
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björn
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i run big dyane drums and have visa engine.
they brake fine
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Olli
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Btw, those are small drums.
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Jimmy
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Ce sont bien des petits tambours, la boite d'origine était fatigué et les cardan sont moins pratique a démonter le jour ou il y a de la casse. Bien régler, ça freine aussi bien, et c'est surtout que j'avais toutes les pièces en stock pour garder les tambours
They are indeed small drums, the original box was tired and gimbals are less convenient to remove the day there is breaking. Well resolved, it slows down as well, and it's more that I had all the parts in stock to keep the drums
The engine today
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Jimmy
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Jimmy
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Jimmy
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