Big Gun "Ceramic Coating"?????
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03-08-2007 | 08:46 PM
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you may be putting too much into this little problem. I haven't had any problems with my screws coming back out. Just check them once in a blue moon after you put some type of loctite on them and call it a day. Don't stress so much over it. jmo
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03-09-2007 | 12:07 AM
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RE: Big Gun "Ceramic Coating"?????
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you may be putting too much into this little problem. I haven't had any problems with my screws coming back out. Just check them once in a blue moon after you put some type of loctite on them and call it a day. Don't stress so much over it. jmo
you may be putting too much into this little problem. I haven't had any problems with my screws coming back out. Just check them once in a blue moon after you put some type of loctite on them and call it a day. Don't stress so much over it. jmo
anyways, here are the screws i bought, the original ones are on the inside, and the new ones on the outside...
and here is what its starting to look like.....
compared to
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Gonna take a lot of work......[>:]
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03-09-2007 | 01:52 AM
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Wouldn't it be faster to take the pipe off and get some type of powered wheel? i dunno, i'd still raise hell and demand a new pipe from the guy you talked to. if mine looked like that, i'd go postal on those ****ers. hopefully though Ithink i may have my bike sold. just waiting to find out tonight. if so, i found a Husky dealer down in Kentucky that discounts the Husky TE450 $400 and the TE250 $300. OTD price is $6974 for the 450 and $6374 for the 250. The fees are $75 which includes $25 document and $65 setup. I added those into the prices. That's a killer deal in my book. The Husky makes more power than any other 450 and was voted best enduro bike by cycle world. It makes like 51 horse at the rear wheel. unbelievable! I'm not sure I need that much power though. The 250 cranks out neaerly 35at the rear wheel. I may go that route if I sell the KLX. Those European bikes are darn powerhorses.
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03-09-2007 | 02:10 AM
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Looks much improved Eric! This is why you need to have kids - $5 goes a long way w/child labor. 
Dude it sounds like that Husky is pushing your buttons like the KTM was mine. There are good deals to be had. I shopped around and got $900 below MSRP on the KTM, no setup fees, just tax, tags, and registration and there is only 3% tax for this type of vehicle here in NC. I felt like I got a good deal anyway. Had to drive about 1.5 hours to get it, but it was about $800 better than the best I could find closer by.
I took a little spin this evening, still haven't got the jet kit on or the gearing set up. You can really feel the power under the hood - it's kind've jerky, just a little throttle cranks on that rear wheel. Almost feels like its going to pull out from under me and leave me sitting in the air. I'm gonna have to learn to lighten up on my white knuckle grip on the bars. Definitely going to take some getting used to, but so far I like.
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hopefully though I think i may have my bike sold. just waiting to find out tonight. if so, i found a Husky dealer down in Kentucky that discounts the Husky TE450 $400 and the TE250 $300. OTD price is $6974 for the 450 and $6374 for the 250. The fees are $75 which includes $25 document and $65 setup. I added those into the prices. That's a killer deal in my book. The Husky makes more power than any other 450 and was voted best enduro bike by cycle world. It makes like 51 horse at the rear wheel. unbelievable! I'm not sure I need that much power though. The 250 cranks out neaerly 35 at the rear wheel. I may go that route if I sell the KLX. Those European bikes are darn powerhorses.
hopefully though I think i may have my bike sold. just waiting to find out tonight. if so, i found a Husky dealer down in Kentucky that discounts the Husky TE450 $400 and the TE250 $300. OTD price is $6974 for the 450 and $6374 for the 250. The fees are $75 which includes $25 document and $65 setup. I added those into the prices. That's a killer deal in my book. The Husky makes more power than any other 450 and was voted best enduro bike by cycle world. It makes like 51 horse at the rear wheel. unbelievable! I'm not sure I need that much power though. The 250 cranks out neaerly 35 at the rear wheel. I may go that route if I sell the KLX. Those European bikes are darn powerhorses.
I took a little spin this evening, still haven't got the jet kit on or the gearing set up. You can really feel the power under the hood - it's kind've jerky, just a little throttle cranks on that rear wheel. Almost feels like its going to pull out from under me and leave me sitting in the air. I'm gonna have to learn to lighten up on my white knuckle grip on the bars. Definitely going to take some getting used to, but so far I like.
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03-09-2007 | 03:34 AM
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well, it sounds like im not going to Kentucky. It's nearly 800 miles down there. the dealer in IL im assuming will match that price. if not, there's a dealer in kansas city i haven't called yet. anxiously awaiting an email saying whether or not the dude's wife okayed it. if not, it's cool though. i'll just go 331 and a modified tm33 made into a 34. i talked to bill and he said he could do it for $300 total including the carb, mod to fit, and shipped back to me.
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03-09-2007 | 01:05 PM
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Yea i do plan on taking it off and using some sort of power tool to aid in this process... i just did a little to see if it would work, and to show you guys.
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