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clivegto

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  1. Would have thought Hindle will make one to fit.
  2. Bang it in and go have some fun if you must. I would hold of and build my own motor then go have lots of fun
  3. It is fairly tidy to what it is sometimes
  4. It see's. Although the battery is flat.
  5. Now have a working back light, horn, indicators and clock face. Wired the fuel pump into the kill switch. Still lots to chop out and shorten.
  6. Mk1 busa rods to fit your pistons with a 2mm spacor plate under the block will keep costs down.
  7. The black lines will melt if touching the exhaust, don't ask me how I know this
  8. There was a subframe as well that's not in the picture.
  9. Arocoat in Yarmouth was a bit pricey at £250.
  10. Black powder chrome one not tested yet on the Turbo Magnum.
  11. Chrome powdered on one of my frames. Very shiny when first done then fades a bit, it don't like oil takes the shiny stuff away.
  12. Some say the cooler is better fixed to the frame so no flex in the oil lines. I fixed myn to the forks, there's only 10mm movement with the oil lines which is nowt when you start to think about a JCB back arm.
  13. Thanks and yes I did.
  14. Have noticed the indicators need to point in the right direction even though at a glance its not noticeable.
  15. If you happen to be visiting North Yorkshire in the next few weeks please feel free to call in to give me a hand with the loom.
  16. Made another for the other side and covered them with heat shrink.
  17. So I sleeved the indicator stem up, think it looks better like this obviously it will be painted black.
  18. Small bit of stainless steel 90° angle mounted to the carb rubber mount. It's not rocket science lol.
  19. I use shell from local garage 1/2 mile from me 99ron,never had any problems. But also came across this at Caldwell Park in the pits.
  20. Swap the cogs over and be careful refitting it as FB says.
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