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Old 08-11-2013, 08:12 AM
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ya that is looking real nice, are you doing all the painting? if so gun or can?
My guess is can considering he has a can of engine paint sitting on the bench in the last pic.
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Nice looking engine!
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nice looking engine and clutch setup
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Thanks, and yes it's a rattle can job, but if you take your time and do it right a rattle can can be made to look just as nice as a gun.
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Some new parts, and some rebuilt ready to install...



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Ok, my question of the day. Should I replace these bearings, since I have it apart, they seem to be fine, but they are over 40 years old.
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Also should i go with A 13 tooth over top pinion, or just stick with the OEM 12 tooth[ I don't relay understand the difference, what would be the good/bad

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Well I got the engine finished today and put in her just to test, she runs great. Waiting on my fiberglass hood and grille to arrive from Midwest supercub so I can get he wrap put on. Hope to have it ready before the Richardson county fair Pull in 2 weeks, cutting it real close. I also filled in all the holes on the dash and will add the little 1" mini gauges, Tac, Volt, Oil tmp, Head tmp, and switches for the fuel pump, fan, lights, Main Bat, and push button start. Planing on going with the old 1940's aircraft style toggle switches, with U-shaped Toggle Switch Guards.
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Lookin pretty good. Been considering doing this with my 1000 for a while now to
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Looking good! However I'd suggest finding a different location for your points saver. They don't like vibration.
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Ok will do. thanks
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