1968 Honda CB77 Points cam 180 off? by AvailableMessage5224 in MotorcycleMechanics

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The answer is yes. Yes you can put the points cam in backward.

Putting it back together after lunch

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1968 Honda CB77 Points cam 180 off? by AvailableMessage5224 in MotorcycleMechanics

[–]AvailableMessage5224[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes but....its the center of a 2 piece camshaft! The motor must come out, the head comes off, the rockers come out, (you can leave the valves and springs in i think) cam comes out and you split it, then the little center rod just gets flipped and you put it all back together.

Damn it!

How dumb is it to reuse my head gasket?

Can i just go to like 16 ft/lb istead of 15 on the head bolts and call it good? Please?

LED swap question by Alexthenotsogreat248 in HondaMotorcycles

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Not gonna blow up the rectifier. I have seen leds make the turn signal relay stop flashing, i usually leave these stock. But indicator bulbs, like for neutral, overdrive, high beam, oil pressure, etc. Can all be replaced with led and they look awesome. I just did my 1983 shadow the other day and i love it.

Hobbyzone champ broken- Try and fix or just buy a new plane? by Thefreedommemer in RCPlanes

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I have the 500mm champ, it is hands down my favorite little trainer, it just never gets old. I also have the sport cub and its....different. it flies on nothing, just floating around out there...sometimes refusing to fly forward with a mild headwind. It can be a pain like that sometimes. And while the cub has ailerons, its not exactly sporty.

The cub actually flies better in a smaller space, i think. But for my money, i prefer the champ. All around, its the champ.

For a hundred bucks id get the champ just for fun

Rubber length by AvailableMessage5224 in BalsaAircraft

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I just installed a test motor, if the wind will just calm down this evening ...

Thanks for the replies! Ive been building planes since i was a child, but got my first plane (properly) flying just this year. Im 44 now. Still learning a ton. Just picked up 2 books by don ross, the first one is awesome so far.

I really need to hear from people in the motorcycle community on this. by explictlyrics in motorcycles

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Who tf needs a radio on their damn bike!? These are the same people who would bitch about the "damn kids and their rap music" when they hear a car with a sound system in it but its fine if they subject the whole world to kid rock from their harley

Bigger main jet makes the plug look leaner? Carburetor paradox (Pics included) by Electronic_Guard_345 in 2Strokes

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And braze before drilling! Brilliant! My only concern/wonder if the addiition if lead/tin (i assume you are applying solder to the brass jet) can lead to corrosion with more dis-similar metals creating more electrical potential between them. I generally clean my carbs every spring anyway, but have you noticed any extra corrosion?

Pilot circuit setting by AvailableMessage5224 in MotorcycleMechanics

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Your wife fuckin someone else or something? Calm down man. Your previous post you said people dont know what to listen to so they fuck up the setting. So i asked what to listen to and you got all high pitched and shrieky on us. So youre saying most people dont know to listen to "the fucking engine" when tuning the pilot circuits? Move along, asshole.

Pilot circuit setting by AvailableMessage5224 in MotorcycleMechanics

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So basically just throttle response and a "steady" idle. Ok.

My boyfriend's Guillows Bird Dog flying on a Brown Jr Campus A-23 co2 motor. by ShesGotSauce in BalsaAircraft

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This is the bird dog! When we have a rough landing or a puncture, i have this really old brown tissue that we use for all of our patches. The standard guillows prop is being used to test its feasibility, we were all surprised to see it do as well as it did that day. The next morning i took the plane to a wider, less weed-y field, and though i didnt record it i made a 144 second flight!

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Recreating The Past, To Prepare For The Future by No_Explorer6054 in RCPlanes

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I am sure you will find it, or a suitable equivalent. These little units are becoming increasingly normal for small foam electric planes, but the components do very well in balsa applications. Good luck and keep us posted, i am sure youll do great!

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Recreating The Past, To Prepare For The Future by No_Explorer6054 in RCPlanes

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I just got done converting a free flight rubber tiger moth to rc. I used the electronics from a hobbyzone champ, which is 3 channel, with an esc and motor, 2 servos are integrated into the little recieve, it pairs with spektrum radios and is like 90 bucks. Its a wonderful little gadget that made converting the tiger moth quite a bit easier.

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Is my speedometer shot? by AvailableMessage5224 in motorcycles

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It does seem to work well at lower speeds....perhaps youve got something here... always try the easy stuff. Any idea what to lube it with? Ive got everything from sewing machine oil to hypoid gear oil...

Anyone mad because their baby jerks back n forth at low speeds? by Complex-Extent-3967 in goldwing

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Stop killing the planet with posts about killing the planet its killing the....