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Coming soon in straight 50 weight! I'll see myself out now.

Looks like you made it finally.

That looks awesome. Well done. Not everyone here is a purist

Negative safety

My brother gave me the stator and rotor and he told me they were from a SS Darmah. The SS Darmah is rated to put out 200 Watts. Both the stator and rotor are wider than the original stock 860 GT parts, which is why I have the different fasteners on the crankshaft to secure it in place. As I ...

Here is a good way to show off the bevels as well as ride for a gentlemanly cause. You can donate, get sponsored, or just ride for fun and there are rides organized worldwide. Date is September 28, 2014.

http://www.gentlemansride.com/

This is what I did to my 860. Basically anything up to 300 watts should fit inside the cover. With the recess in the rotor that flat washer that folds over the flat on the nut was proving to be difficult to install correctly, so I got a metric "shaft nut" with star washer. There is an internal ...

geodoc wrote:Choke & throttle cables made,

Where did you get the materials for your cables?

I went to Atlanta Area Tech for the A&P course. Is that where you went or does it still even exist?

That would be my aforementioned "local tech school." It's still there for now, has caused me many headaches due to the administration. Technical school shouldn't be that hard to deal with. I'm ...

They are. I had been over there once to talk about working in avionics after I finished the avionics program at a local tech school. They didn't have any spots available at the time, so I eventually got hired in with Delta working on ground support equipment (still in the same shop to this day). I ...

I've bought some sheet metal tools from here for my airframe sheet metal class.

http://www.skygeek.com/aircraft-tool-su ... rbore.html

The "W" in multigrade oil stands for "winter" which means that is the grade of the oil when it is cold. So in 10W40, the oil is grade 10 when cold, then heats up and acts as grade 40.

[quote="geodoc"]I've installed 3 of them so far - big fan. Makes for a very tidy installation and eliminates various relays. Also like the built-in options like brake light flasher, alarm, etc. V2 van be mounted in any orientation and has reverse polarity protection & a few other improvements inc ...

"Motogadget components arrived to get started on the electrical system. M-Unit, M-Unit wiring kit, M-Button, 2 Dyna 5 ohm coils (to go with Dyna-S ign.) and Dyna coil brackets for BMW that should work for easier mounting."

The M-Unit! I was wondering when someone was going to install one of those ...

This was me at one of the stops on the Atlanta, GA, USA ride. I had the only bevel there and I'm pretty sure no one really knew what they were seeing.