Nice coz while you there may as well??
Joining the OBR Reed Case club this week!
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Oh absolutely! It was cheaper as an add on than it would be to buy them after the fact. If I hadn't got them, I'd always wonder "well, what if?".
Now you just need to be patient ?????
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- #24
Yeah, dammit!
Ordered mine on 9/11 and was delivered 10/3.
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- #26
Ouchies. Well I guess I'm in for a bit more of a wait then... Oh well. I'm sure it will be worth it.
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I think they build them to order. So it would make sense it takes a bit for them to ship.
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Yeah, they do. They have a build lead time of 1-5 business days, but it can be longer if they're busy. ?
I guess I'll use this time to do a full tear down and clean her up a bit while waiting for the heart transplant.
I guess I'll use this time to do a full tear down and clean her up a bit while waiting for the heart transplant.
nothing like a shiney new engine in a nice clean chassis?
Double chech your head bolts when get you motor?? and when you finished break in retorque them??
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- #31
Good thinking. Will definitely do that.
Were yours loose when you got it?
Were yours loose when you got it?
My first motor I had them come loose?? so bought a torque wrench ??after the reed break in there was a bit of movement 1/8 of a turn. I'd just check save a load of feking around ??
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That's normal from what I heard you should always retorque y head after heat cycles ?
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- #34
Never thought about it. Haven't ever had to do it. Good thing to take note of.
Leak on the the head can take a while to find......if your not sure about it, or not thought about looking?