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when I put the 1600's on my 819 I went with longer studs. The thing is way to heavy to chance haveing a assy come off. not to mention where the assembly might end up!
James is correct. I moved the tandems as far back as possible then added to the reenforcement frame to bring it back to the original position ahead of the tandems. added a 2nd midship bearing and shaft to the tune of about 48 inches.
had to completely remove the tandem assy to change out a few...
they are pretty tough. I jammed one of my trucks into reverse at about 15 mph once to stop it. (thanks to the single circut juicer brakes) I just banged reverse and slipped the clutch to stop the truck. (talk about overspeeding the clutch) then as I was leaving I got about 1/2 mile away and...
If you have any race tracks near you could always go talk with the owner about having a Veterans night.
never hurts to ask.
this track owner here is very thankful for our Veterans and has no problem honoring them. the Deuce drivers are both Vets.
we were the entertainment for intermission...
the Tanker is just for shows and events. wherever I can support my Veterans.
I asked a friend to paint the POW*MIA on the back. and I agree, she did a good job.
thanks Jeff for the link. I still cant figure out how to do that.
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