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edisto reacted to bwalker's post in the thread Stock and Modded “can” mufflers vs pipes - an honest discussion without any attitude with
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All of those factors very with RPM. Stinger diameter controls how hot the pipe snd engine runs. To small and you will burn it down, to... -
edisto reacted to bwalker's post in the thread Stock and Modded “can” mufflers vs pipes - an honest discussion without any attitude with Like.
The stinger can exit on the fat section of the pipe. Its been done before. Memory is a little fuzzy but a snowmobile OEM did so. The...
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I have seen dyno results for motors that look awesome but suck in real life. The dyno is a tool that gives one some indication of...
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I go through a case or two of loops a year. Every one gets sharpened past the hash marks on one of these vices. Holds em tight, easier...
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edisto replied to the thread Mikes chainvises.Are there any vises still available?
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I haven't hand filed in probably 3 years, but I had to test mine out and I couldn't be happier. It's nice to have the option and not...
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edisto reacted to jacktheripper's post in the thread SOLD Stihl 075/076/ts760 hardware lot with Like.
For your new 076? I got my 50” cannon bar (used to belong to your saw) mounted with adapters on my 394xp yesterday. It was in beautiful...
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edisto reacted to Partner's post in the thread How To Remove Aluminum Transfer Without Acid with Like.
The thickest one can be unscrewed into 4 3" discs, and the smaller ones are 2" and covered with epoxy
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edisto reacted to Chainmale's post in the thread How To Remove Aluminum Transfer Without Acid with Like.
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Thank You very much! :beer-toast1: A fair amount of time, effort & $$$ went into making them. I have made 5 different clutch removal...
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edisto replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.A much better result than the sockets that I have hacked up with my angle-grinder!
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Lol Phil! Thanks fellas!
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edisto replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.That is some pretty work!
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I forgot to take a picture of the milled hex. :confused: Dolmar 420/460/4k/5k/6100 clutch removal tool. Impact drive proof...
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edisto replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.I haven't tempered at a fixed temperature, but I have applied heat to draw back a quenched part, which is a form of tempering. Heating...