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Old 11-28-2014, 01:04 PM
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PUTTING THE MODEL 73 BACK TOGETHER IN MY SPARE TIME thought I would put a few pictures on here .of if widened the frame rails than painted them gloss black
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Old 11-28-2014, 06:28 PM
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Looks like you have a lot of time and money into that puller!
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Old 11-28-2014, 06:31 PM
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That's very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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Looks great, Nice work
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spreading the rails is kind of a pain. I've done a few in the past.
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spreading the rails is kind of a pain. I've done a few in the past.
I AGREE WITH YOU EVERYBODY I TALKED TO SAID HOW EASY IT IS. I TELL YOU WHAT IS EASY FOR ME SITTING ON MY RECLINER WATCHING TV.
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Are you running AT101s on 12" wide rims? What kind of tire pressure you running and how are they working out for you?
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Are you running AT101s on 12" wide rims? What kind of tire pressure you running and how are they working out for you?
I do run AT101S at most clubs around here do not allow them. I only have 10 inch rims on them however. depends on track I run anywhere from 4 to 9 psi in them. they really work well at the clubs that allow them. those tires in my pictures are 23 10.50 12 CHEN SINGS ON A 10 INCH WHEEL. they have a very close tread design as the AT101S
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