there's allways a silver lining
07-08-2007 | 10:47 AM
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From: cornell, WI
RE: there's allways a silver lining
Darkfire,
I got a crhome cage from vinylgrafix off from Ebay.... Great cage and with shipping it was like 70 bucks.
If I can figure out how I'll post a picture
I got a crhome cage from vinylgrafix off from Ebay.... Great cage and with shipping it was like 70 bucks.
If I can figure out how I'll post a picture
07-08-2007 | 12:38 PM
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RE: there's allways a silver lining
ORIGINAL: 7.7user
ok another quick update.
I broke down and got the full rotostart from ebay, along with a 6 pac of glow plugs.
The installation was a snap and I tried using my Miller 18v electric cordless drill. it started a few times but mostly just acted like it was trying to start, but never really would fire. The drill seems a bit slow. SOooo, the wife is runing by the LHS to pick up a stick battery and charger for me today on her way to work. I'll get it charged up and ready for a test tomorrow.
I have my shock socks (american flag) and the chrome roll cage installed as well. The rollcage has already done well and protected it in a roll-over on pavement. it was my fault trying to turn at to high a speed, it rolled like 5 times before stopping on it's roof. barly a scratch.
ok another quick update.
I broke down and got the full rotostart from ebay, along with a 6 pac of glow plugs.
The installation was a snap and I tried using my Miller 18v electric cordless drill. it started a few times but mostly just acted like it was trying to start, but never really would fire. The drill seems a bit slow. SOooo, the wife is runing by the LHS to pick up a stick battery and charger for me today on her way to work. I'll get it charged up and ready for a test tomorrow.
I have my shock socks (american flag) and the chrome roll cage installed as well. The rollcage has already done well and protected it in a roll-over on pavement. it was my fault trying to turn at to high a speed, it rolled like 5 times before stopping on it's roof. barly a scratch.
