no worries about the big hole in the crank...
09-29-2004, 12:14 AM
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jmx, you can't find the humor in the stupidity of someone trying to fly a chopper obviously not knowing how to? c'mon....thats at least moderately amusing. not quite trying to pilot the space shuttle w/o a liscense amusing, but still. LOL.
You've got to admit, it breaks up some of the monotony. 
09-29-2004, 06:38 AM
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maybe next time he shouldn't make posts from both of his screen names, within a couple minutes of each other, like he's been doing the whole time
this is the lamest garbage ive ever read on here, if lamest is even a real word
this is the lamest garbage ive ever read on here, if lamest is even a real word
09-30-2004, 02:37 PM
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6600 rpm clutch dump of death Administrator
Go check one of the places out that sells Go Kart stuff for the 5HP briggs motor. You can get your stock cam reground, and you can put a Tilloson carb and run it on alcohol. That along with tuned pipe and you can cut all the grass you want.
The Jr. Dragster I used to be involved with made about 35 HP out of a 5HP Briggs on Alcohol and will run 7's in the 1/8 mile if you don't haveit ballasted to slow it down...
Ether has too low a flash point, it's lighting off in the hot intake BTW.
The Jr. Dragster I used to be involved with made about 35 HP out of a 5HP Briggs on Alcohol and will run 7's in the 1/8 mile if you don't haveit ballasted to slow it down...
Ether has too low a flash point, it's lighting off in the hot intake BTW.