GST 3rd gear clutch mod
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GST 3rd gear clutch mod
I'm trying to find the clutch mod where you drill a hole, put a screw in and cut it. Then you put teflon on the outside edges. If anyone know's about this anything would help. It's to help 3rd gear kick in.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Hey poo, I remember that one. it was CEN's forum site. dont remember it being here. But it is actually known as the 3rd gear shift mod..
When I get back from our monthly Crawling clinic at the LHS this afternoon I will see if I can find it...
Edit Added: That mod was created by PPMan..
When I get back from our monthly Crawling clinic at the LHS this afternoon I will see if I can find it...
Edit Added: That mod was created by PPMan..
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Thanks, I'm going to try there now. I remember seeing it before I bought my GST. It was a slick mod I wanted to keep on hand, help out jamie and everyone else having problems.
Good luck, didn't come up on the search[:'(]
Good luck, didn't come up on the search[:'(]
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I had a dog that was something like that, every time he smelled smoke he would have seizures.
I can't believe how many things have CEN in them. I google my yahoo untill I had hotbot all over the place and I couldn't find anything. Movie time, my brain needs some off time.
I can't believe how many things have CEN in them. I google my yahoo untill I had hotbot all over the place and I couldn't find anything. Movie time, my brain needs some off time.
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I also remember seeing this 3rd gear mod in a forum with detailed pics,
that was way before i had my gst,
but i am having no luck in finding it either does anybody know where i can find this page
that was way before i had my gst,
but i am having no luck in finding it either does anybody know where i can find this page
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I looked so hard I infected my computer[:'(], glad I have killer protection.
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
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I looked so hard I infected my computer[:'(], glad I have killer protection.
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
I looked so hard I infected my computer[:'(], glad I have killer protection.
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
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That really sucks. That was a great mod. I just went through my old post, and besides from asking the same question more than once I couldn't find it. Thought there was a link in a old post
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That really sucks. That was a great mod. I just went through my old post, and besides from asking the same question more than once I couldn't find it. Thought there was a link in a old post
That really sucks. That was a great mod. I just went through my old post, and besides from asking the same question more than once I couldn't find it. Thought there was a link in a old post
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I remember it, but not clearly. I'm sure it was a cut off piece of metal screws/bolts covered with expox to hold them in the shoes.
ORIGINAL: burningpoo
That really sucks. That was a great mod. I just went through my old post, and besides from asking the same question more than once I couldn't find it. Thought there was a link in a old post
That really sucks. That was a great mod. I just went through my old post, and besides from asking the same question more than once I couldn't find it. Thought there was a link in a old post
So it's...
Hole(don't know size)...
Expoxy screw in hole, let dry...
Cut screw flush...
Cover sides showing screw with teflon/resin and install...
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I think when the Cen Forum was down, they started back up from scratch. I couldn't find some old stuff
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I looked so hard I infected my computer[:'(], glad I have killer protection.
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
I looked so hard I infected my computer[:'(], glad I have killer protection.
I remember most I think. The one thing hanging me up is what kind of screw was used, wood or metal, and I think the hole he drilled got filled with expoxy before the screw went in.
Maybe it's time for some ginkgo and coffee
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I remember the mod clearly. I could do it competely from memory.. but.... The sides were covered with flexibe carbon sheets epoxied on the shoe after running 2 screws in and cutting heads off flush. Simple mod really, the point is to add a touch of weight an the carbon mat is to keep shoe together at high speeds..
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I remember the mod clearly. I could do it competely from memory.. but.... The sides were covered with flexibe carbon sheets epoxied on the shoe after running 2 screws in and cutting heads off flush. Simple mod really, the point is to add a touch of weight an the carbon mat is to keep shoe together at high speeds..
I remember the mod clearly. I could do it competely from memory.. but.... The sides were covered with flexibe carbon sheets epoxied on the shoe after running 2 screws in and cutting heads off flush. Simple mod really, the point is to add a touch of weight an the carbon mat is to keep shoe together at high speeds..
Or maybe Cen could come up with slightly heavier clutch shoes that we could install
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Yep was from the side, coming in from the side will also help the screws stay put and wont comprimise the integrity of the shoe..And keep more clutch surface in contact with the Bell!!
Speaking of Bells, The Bell Buddies will be ready tomorrow. Thinking of having them Hard Anodized too. What do ya think..
Speaking of Bells, The Bell Buddies will be ready tomorrow. Thinking of having them Hard Anodized too. What do ya think..
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ORIGINAL: The Real Dogman
Yep was from the side, coming in from the side will also help the screws stay put and wont comprimise the integrity of the shoe..And keep more clutch surface in contact with the Bell!!
Spaking of Bells, The Bell Buddies will be ready tomorrow. Thinking of having them Hard Anodized too. What do ya think..
Yep was from the side, coming in from the side will also help the screws stay put and wont comprimise the integrity of the shoe..And keep more clutch surface in contact with the Bell!!
Spaking of Bells, The Bell Buddies will be ready tomorrow. Thinking of having them Hard Anodized too. What do ya think..
Sounds like a great idea, do we get colour choices too?