Finished homemade piping setup.
10-12-2005, 12:16 AM
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Re: Finished homemade piping setup.
No DSM hate here!!! I love the 1st Gen DSMs. I had a talon once....Had the notorious ecu resistor leak. Swaped the ecu and removed the restictor. Ate some 15 sec. hondas easily at half throttle. Also isn't the crankwalk on the 2nd Gen 6 bolt motor!??
10-12-2005, 06:53 AM
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Re: Finished homemade piping setup.
I'm in Brooklyn Park, couple minutes from the 694 & 252 intersection. Ya Steve we'll dub this ---- some day. I'm more worried about getting it running so I can enjoy it for maybe 2 weeks until winter hits. Thanks for the comments. Austin gimme a ring when you wake up nig, help me get this thing moving!!
10-12-2005, 11:52 PM
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Re: Finished homemade piping setup.
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Video? 
Looks great, props for doing everything yourself....
Looks great, props for doing everything yourself....
10-13-2005, 12:05 AM
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Re: Finished homemade piping setup.
I think I got the flex from kteller. I was kinda disappointed with it's size. The thing is like 6" long. I should have gone with roadrace. I'm going outside now so I'll take a couple pics of the welds.
I can try to make a lil video with my digicam, but I don't know how to upload that crap to the net. Plus before I make a video, I have to get the thing running. Finally got the slim fan in today and the cooling line plugged. All that's left is to fix my oil drain line leak, and plug the stock oil feed location.
I can try to make a lil video with my digicam, but I don't know how to upload that crap to the net. Plus before I make a video, I have to get the thing running. Finally got the slim fan in today and the cooling line plugged. All that's left is to fix my oil drain line leak, and plug the stock oil feed location.
