long wait is over!
03-31-2006 | 05:00 PM
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long wait is over!
heya guys, ibet you all know how im feeling right now
here she is[>:] im gonna use this os 30 for now if it fits. im looking forward in getting the vspec.
here she is[>:] im gonna use this os 30 for now if it fits. im looking forward in getting the vspec.
04-01-2006 | 11:37 AM
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RE: long wait is over!
I am just about finished with my build of a new CRT and am using an OS30 with a pull start. I had to shim the stock motor mount to allow for the pull start to fit. Hope to run it this weekend.
04-01-2006 | 04:22 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
how thick is the shim you used? i have some 2mm aluminum sheets. im planing to just cut two small plates and put it on top of the stock mount, you think thats enough?
ORIGINAL: Jammin101
I am just about finished with my build of a new CRT and am using an OS30 with a pull start. I had to shim the stock motor mount to allow for the pull start to fit. Hope to run it this weekend.
I am just about finished with my build of a new CRT and am using an OS30 with a pull start. I had to shim the stock motor mount to allow for the pull start to fit. Hope to run it this weekend.
04-01-2006 | 04:24 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
yah i have it on my savage right now and my rear bumper is now broken coz of the wheelies! the hpi wheelie bar doesnt realy help much on grass or dirt, it still flips over.
the hpi wheelie bar doesnt realy help much on grass or dirt, it still flips over.
04-03-2006 | 02:03 AM
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RE: long wait is over!
i dont have a bump start when i got my os. it was originally for my savage, then i decided to buy a crt. i will order a starter box and convert my os later. that back plate shouldnt be expensive
04-03-2006 | 05:27 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
I will measure one of the washers I used, but I'm sure they are not even that thick. Probably more like 1mm. It is very close to fitting without shimming.
I was in the same situation, I dont currently own a starter box and will convert at a later date. It is my understanding that the back plate is only a few dollars but there is some modifications needed to the crankshaft.
I was in the same situation, I dont currently own a starter box and will convert at a later date. It is my understanding that the back plate is only a few dollars but there is some modifications needed to the crankshaft.
04-03-2006 | 06:32 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
ORIGINAL: miswa
heya guys, ibet you all know how im feeling right now here she is[>:] im gonna use this os 30 for now if it fits. im looking forward in getting the vspec.
heya guys, ibet you all know how im feeling right now
here she is[>:] im gonna use this os 30 for now if it fits. im looking forward in getting the vspec.
i watched a video of it in a lst and it was mad on the lowend it shifted within 2 secs! and its got the nice low sound too!
hopefully someone will post a video of it wen its finished!
04-03-2006 | 10:59 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
i'll get the electronics from my savage and hopefully i'll be able to make a short vid of the crt running this week end.
04-03-2006 | 11:05 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
yah, i think you have to grind this part
ORIGINAL: Jammin101
I will measure one of the washers I used, but I'm sure they are not even that thick. Probably more like 1mm. It is very close to fitting without shimming.
I was in the same situation, I dont currently own a starter box and will convert at a later date. It is my understanding that the back plate is only a few dollars but there is some modifications needed to the crankshaft.
I will measure one of the washers I used, but I'm sure they are not even that thick. Probably more like 1mm. It is very close to fitting without shimming.
I was in the same situation, I dont currently own a starter box and will convert at a later date. It is my understanding that the back plate is only a few dollars but there is some modifications needed to the crankshaft.
04-03-2006 | 11:28 PM
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RE: long wait is over!
the best way to grind that would be to put the shaft into a ziplock bag poke the part that needs the grinding and grind away that way no grinding fileings make it onto the shaft and inside the shaft and keeps it smooth as a baby's but!!
