New atp intake manifold, 44's with oem air boxes for the 800cc engine 
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What's your view look like today?
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Schoene, saubere Arbeit! Jetzt brauchst Du nur noch eine Zeeltronic!
For the "others"
: "nice, clean work. Now you only need a zeeltronic!" I know and try, but unfortunatly I can't get my hands on 64x electronics/flywheel/ebox/flywheel-Cover here in germany/europe
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- native idahoan
I have a clean flywheel stator and cdi from a 64xFor the "others"
I know and try, but unfortunatly I can't get my hands on 64x electronics/flywheel/ebox/flywheel-Cover here in germany/europe
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OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
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- Rentz, GA
Not a paperclip, but I did something similar and learned the same lesson with a loose connection on a 12v spotlight on a forklift.
Almost all ultra low voltage injuries I have seen are burn related.
Almost all ultra low voltage injuries I have seen are burn related.
SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
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- Here on the 'X' mostly
And you'll never forget that smell....
MarkWalker
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- Buffalo NY
Back too work! 
Mike W
Infidel
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- North Florida
Merica!!!
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- Michigan
Cheers to a weekend of fun! Stay safe out there fellas!
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How long have you had your flagpole up for? Does it bend in the wind?
Mike W
Infidel
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- North Florida
I had it up since February. It’s a cheap sectional pole but it had the best reviews. We get some very strong winds coming off the lake and it does bend but it doesn’t get damaged. However, if I know we’re going to get a bad storm I lower the flag.
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- California
Someone needs a Hitch Hauler.
Cheers to a weekend of fun! Stay safe out there fellas!
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- Michigan
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- Cumming, Georgia
Having built a hitch hauler myself, they're kinda a pita. Granted, mine comes apart to bolt onto the cart for 1 person load / unload, which does add some time. But besides that, you still need to bolt the pinch plates on the receiver to keep it from rocking. Also strap it down really well. It's honestly a lot easier to throw it on a trailer that really only needs the winch attached to the nose, and a strap around the back if you're cautious. Of course tires and bearings on a trailer can be a pain too. Plus the paranoia of never having a tag / registration, or maybe that's just me.
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- California
All good options and it's not for everyone. For me the ease of maneuvering and getting past the stupid 55 mph towing speed limit is worth the trouble.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
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- California
Retractable boat straps and leave them bolted to the hitch hauler and wing nuts on the pinch bolt.
OCD Solutions
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- Rentz, GA
What is this madness you speak of?
I’d go crazy if my trailer couldn’t keep up with my truck.
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- California
Stupid California. Towing speed limit is 55 mph. Very safe when traffic is going 70+, even one CHP I spoke with thought it was more dangerous but he has to enforce the laws, not make them.What is this madness you speak of?
I’d go crazy if my trailer couldn’t keep up with my truck.
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JM781 Big Bore
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- Here on the 'X' mostly
As an FYI, I have a cheapo Harbor Freight telescoping one, and we had crazy winds here last weekend including gusts over 80mph, tornado warnings and multiple micro bursts in the area. Trees down all over my neighborhood. Cheapo flagpole survived, with flag flying the whole time, completely unscathed. I was shocked.
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