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So Columbus was driving a Ford when he arrived to America?:lolgoku: My 5 cents: The correct name of Columbus' ships (caravelas): La Pinta, La Niña and La Santa Maria

I recently bought a generic one from this eBay seller (http://www.ebay.com/usr/deezeeauto?_trksid=p2047675.l2559). The sole issue I faced is with the bolts that have wrong thread pitch (UNC instead of UNF) and don't work on a Predator 212. I just got the right bolts and solved the issue. It...

Ok. One additional reason to have a Duromax with a battery installed to provide proper and reliable power to the remote kill sw. A independent battery will require a charger and a lot of discipline to keep it in good shape...remember it is for a safety device...I cannot recommend this...

Predator 212 $100 or Duramax 7HP...$200 both will work fine...kill sw could be installed in the front it is just a ground signal... IMHO, Duramax could be a better long run investment and you can have the lights even if not battery is installed...if concerned about safety don't install the...

:oops:Predator 212 is not a good option if you want to keep all the electircal parts (turn & brake lights) You will need a clone able to producem12volts. Hey Masters, any suggestion for a clone engine with coils able to handle some lights?

Ok, crystal clear then... Since is not a light frame, I'll go with a Predator 212cc with a torque converter and gear it near 6:1 (10-12T and 60T)...but I'm not the real expert...let see what the real masters say...

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:surrender:Please don't kill the messenger...I just guessing...but he confirm that I'm right...How can you both tell that is not aligned? I agree, the pictures are not enough... I was able to guess since the first picture in the thread shows a huge aligment problem and the second one doesn't...

Why you want to replace it? You will lose the electric start and the reverse...

There are an important number of motorcycles with chain tensioners that touch the chain not just the adjustment of the position of the rear tyre. Look a this...

From the picture, he align the front wheels...:thumbsup:

Sounds a good idea. Did you seal the all he gap to force the air to pass thru the filtering material? If not, non wanted particules are entering into the engine. If so, could you explain how you did it?

Great! What size of cap did you use? Did you use a fitting to attach the valve cape hose?

I found this! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVMLUhEzi9U I hope it is not todo late!

Yes, your assumption is correct! If pads / rotor contact is not perfect braking efficiency is impacted.