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jeffer949

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  1. I did mine a few months ago and used my motorcycle crankshaft puller that I use to install crankshafts into engines.  Doesn't work perfectly as the tube doesn't seat perfectly against the control arm and I had to use some square steel stock to space it away and rest on the tube of the control arm squarely. Just thought I would let people know that this tool does work and is available as there isn't a specific tool readily available.

     

    https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/989/17166/Tusk-Crank-Puller-Installer-Tool

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  2. Just had a strange thought. Did you install the distributor?  I once had a friend help me in stall my engine and he installed my distributor 180 deg off. It bolted up fine and was close enough to run but not well and wouldn't rev. Flipped it back and it ran perfect. The rotor still pointed in the correct position but the contact for each cylinders where not in the right spot. This was on a turbo distributor. Not sure what you have. 

  3. Speak for yourself big boy. I'm 6' and a buck sixty wet:)

    Jeffer949 will back me up!

    Man your still at 160lbs.  The past 10 years haven't been as good to me. Well actually the past 5 months haven't been good to me. I've gained 20 lbs in the past few months. I went from the best shape in my life last summer to the worst shape this summer. Ahhh life. Always thwarting my progression.  And the head is looking amazing. If I ever make it down to Florida for a vacation I will have to stop by and visit. If only my company didn't use a distributor in Florida I could schedule a business trip to visit a dealer or two. 

  4. I wouldn't recommend running the stock headlights with the stock wiring. I would suggest you put in some headlight relay kits to you get full voltage to the lights. Then the stock wiring is only supporting the load to open the relay's. Just by doing this my stock sealed beams got probably 50% brighter. Then after that as long as you used heavy enough wire you should be able to run what ever wattage you like. 

  5. When I did mine i had the machine shop do the bearing hole only.  I used a die grinder with a cut off wheel and a oval shaped bur to get the clearance for the gear. Just kept cutting till i had clearance.  On the shift rod I used a 5/8" drill bit and drilled it out. Just made it as square as possible and it followed the current hole. The only thing that needs to be done at the machine shop is the bearing hole. 

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