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Old 11-25-2012, 06:46 AM
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I think that is awesome Allen!
I like to see when the fever spreads to others!
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Old 11-25-2012, 10:19 AM
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I think that is awesome Allen!
I like to see when the fever spreads to others!
Same here, Mike! Since Jenn took the super, I can get more, right?
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Old 11-25-2012, 10:31 AM
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Allen

This is the trade ratio
6 Narrow Frames = 1 Super
5 Wide Frames = 1 Super

So your all good to go Buddy.
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Ok got side tracked watching The Game yesterday. I have one last engine bolt to remove. It's the one under the starter. I'll get it tho. It had the engine replaced with series II. I guess some of the PO's replaced the engine at least twice. The blown engine is going to Todd in GA.

The wiring harness is dated Sept. 1979! I took a pic of it but the flash went off and you can't read it but I'll get one without flash today.

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Blown KT series II and the MAG18 that's going in it.
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Old 11-25-2012, 12:22 PM
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Allen

This is the trade ratio
6 Narrow Frames = 1 Super
5 Wide Frames = 1 Super

So your all good to go Buddy.
Sam I like your math LOL!
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Same here, Mike! Since Jenn took the super, I can get more, right?
YES!
Get lots more Allen!
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Ok got side tracked watching The Game yesterday. I have one last engine bolt to remove. It's the one under the starter. I'll get it tho. It had the engine replaced with series II. I guess some of the PO's replaced the engine at least twice. The blown engine is going to Todd in GA.

The wiring harness is dated Sept. 1979! I took a pic of it but the flash went off and you can't read it but I'll get one without flash today.

On to the pics.

Blown KT series II and the MAG18 that's going in it.
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Looks good Duke!
Get that thing done Slacker!
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Old 11-25-2012, 02:08 PM
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Looks good Duke!
Get that thing done Slacker!
ROFL

I still need to figure out what if any thing I need to do to wire this up.
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You have been on OCC almost all day. I know because about the only thing I did today was watch the Formula 1 race and check what was going on here on OCC and you have been on as much as I have. Turn the computer off and get your lazy butt to work. It won’t fix itself. I'm sure Roland can send you a wiring diagram. Or you can haul it up to Galax and in a couple hours it will be running. If I wasn’t waiting for parts I would have the rear finished for the 2182.
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I like your thinking, guys!
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