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I got to play with a sub one summer…I guess when you get old you might need a "sub to rattle your junk".![]()
I started in January. I can tell a difference. I do not like working out now, anymore than I did when I started. It is a chore imo. I would rather do other things, or nothing at all.I went to YMCA for the first time in 2 yrs!
Kind of got the revelation that all this lard is not moving away...UNTIL I MOVE something!
It was challenging, yet refreshing. 2 sets of 6 upper body weights & 2 miles on the bike and I was...GONE!
One Day @ A Time!
I tried to outrun the Goodyear blimp for an hour but couldn’t get away
Yeah, but when you are going 140mph in a Cesna 172 its easy to feel like you are crawling along...lolAlmost depressing when you start to realize what our averaged ground speed really is.![]()
It’s a special crank indeed. 43mm stroke. Race crank of choice for many 7cube/open builds.Re-ringed an 084. What a cool connecting rod, never seen a skeletonised one before!
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Just finished repairing this 084: needs to be properly heat soaked for a final tune, which I'll do when I deliver the saws
Heat soaking is just running an engine under load until it reaches full operating temperature.Would you mind to explain your heat soak process, please? I have a rough idea but would appreciate your input.
Heat soaking is just running an engine under load until it reaches full operating temperature.
Helps let the piston, rings and cylinder evenly heat up and get used to working together and break the rings in. That is the way I look at it.It never made sense to me to let a brand new saw idle for an extended period