First *legal* drive - oh what a mess. Humor and questions.
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11-09-2011, 03:47 AM
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I've been over 70 on I-70, Brain, and it's a feeling to behold. My F-2 has a Hone overdrive and that flattie don't even know it's goin' that fast. Problem is, the brakes were designed and made for about 35 MPH and a dirt road.
Case-in-point, somewhere near Watkins, there's a pimply-faced kid with a mess on his front seat. He pulled out in front of me thinking, innocently enough, that I could either yank it over into the left lane like a new Honda Accord, or apply the brakes like modern Toyota. The look of his face in his rearview mirror with my monkey-faced grille bearing down on him and the old 6-volt horn powered with 12 volts blasting, told the whole stinky story...slim
Case-in-point, somewhere near Watkins, there's a pimply-faced kid with a mess on his front seat. He pulled out in front of me thinking, innocently enough, that I could either yank it over into the left lane like a new Honda Accord, or apply the brakes like modern Toyota. The look of his face in his rearview mirror with my monkey-faced grille bearing down on him and the old 6-volt horn powered with 12 volts blasting, told the whole stinky story...slim
#34
11-09-2011, 08:25 AM
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Try these guys:
Jomar High Performance parts - Phenolic Carburetor spacers to fine tune the engines performance
Canton Phenolic Carburetor Spacers
Alsohol in gas might not agree with wood
Jomar High Performance parts - Phenolic Carburetor spacers to fine tune the engines performance
Canton Phenolic Carburetor Spacers
Alsohol in gas might not agree with wood
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