Need more low end without regearing?
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MotoGP
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From: Lake View Terrace, CA
Need more low end without regearing?
If so our friends at KaleCoauto have the answer for you.....
Just go pick up one of these http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=30
With an adjustable power band you can have everything you want.
They also have such fine products like muffler bearings, blinker fluid, seasonal tire air even a set of brass *****, if you find yourself in need.......
Just go pick up one of these http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=30
With an adjustable power band you can have everything you want.
They also have such fine products like muffler bearings, blinker fluid, seasonal tire air even a set of brass *****, if you find yourself in need.......
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I really appreciate your consideration, I am really tired of changing the oil in my S-hawk and wasting my money. I am ordering a least half a dozen of those engine oil by-pass kits. GGee thanks 8541Hawk
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Joined: May 2008
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From: San Clemente, CA
There actually was a guy at my high school who went to the auto parts store and asked for a muffler bearing for his '54 Chevy.
This was in 1964 at La Habra High School, and he had a loose baffle in his muffler. His '54 was a stock Bel Air and it was cherry. Some guys in his auto shop class told him it was the muffler bearing, and he bought it. He was what we called a "Sosh" (elite social group), a popular guy, but a jerk. So that made it extra special.
This was in 1964 at La Habra High School, and he had a loose baffle in his muffler. His '54 was a stock Bel Air and it was cherry. Some guys in his auto shop class told him it was the muffler bearing, and he bought it. He was what we called a "Sosh" (elite social group), a popular guy, but a jerk. So that made it extra special.
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Bought the Flux Capacitor. Had to refinance my house to pay for it. My wife thinks i'm nuts but I think It'll pay for itself in time. They are coming out with an adapter for the house next year.
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