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I was searching the net and found a video on puting the cdi box in the oven at 300 deg for 10 mins... i figured i had nothing to loose.. and ill be a sob it worked.. she fired.. could not believe it.. i will order one now that i know what the problem is.. this project has hope after all

HAHAHA it fired...WHOOOO!!!! Can't create fire without heat...am I right :lolgoku:!
 

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Taking the carbs apart and all is well but the slides are stuck.. must be patient i guess, any suggestions for a stuck slide..
 

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68Kaiser, I can't help you on the engine diagnosis, but my suggestion might be to find a dune buggy frame and put in on there.

When I say "dune buggy", I mean something like a Yerfdog 3202 with some reinforcements. They can be had fairly cheap (albeit in rough shape) on Craigslist.

What you really should do it find an old VW dune buggy (some are street legal) and maybe put the engine on there. Those frames could handle the power, but they usually go for several 1000 dollars.

Maybe you could find a rolling chassis?? I've seen a few of those on Craigslist. Or maybe even put up a wanted ad for a chassis with no engine.
 

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Panhead we are on the same boat. I will most likely mod a frame or make one all together. I have one locally sitting in a field but it has no suspension.. welder and tubing bender can fix that. I have the 550 firing now so this project is ready to sit and wait, i need to finish a bike build and a few more projects before this one.
 

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Taking the carbs apart and all is well but the slides are stuck.. must be patient i guess, any suggestions for a stuck slide..

CV carbs i assume? most of those slides are plastic...so be careful. i would soak in pb blaster and gently pry/wiggle. may be best to buy a good used set of carbs.
 

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They are metal slides.. i used a small propane torch.. little heat and the slides are free.... worked great..
 
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