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Hey this is an odd question, but could you measure from the back of the front seat to the front of the back seat in your Jetta for me? (With the seat at a mid-point, not all the way back jolly green giant style). I want to see if there's enough room for a BIG car seat. My wife is toying with...

Dave, how was Mueller park? I was thinking about riding it Wednesday, but I don't want to tear it up if it's wet up there.

No need for bigger axles than a d30 with a 30" tire. 80's Ford front d60's are going to cost you $1000-$1200. Good luck finding one in a junkyard, I used to be a junkyard rat and only saw 2 or 3 in 10 years. Figure another $200 to put new wheel bearings, ball joints, brakes and gear oil in it.

I would agree. You're approaching the top of the duty cycle on the stock injectors. There's a thread on pirate listing injectors that will fit the rail and their flow rates. Don't quote me but I think neon injectors will get you close to what Dempsey is recommending.

Kevin, remember that guy we rescued around that area?

Finally got a minute to swap rear tires. (Thanks for the good used one Tyson!) Sometime in the bike's previous life the airbox snorkel was removed, so I went up on the main jet from a 135 to a 145 and now it doesn't want to idle as slow as I'd like (which should have no bearing on idle). So I...

Thanks Nate. Looks even more sketchy in person. Here's more info: https://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?67516-Farmington-Canyon-to-Morgan-Trail

I'll be there! I've heard loop 1 is shorter and more trees sections in loop 2.

You're fine up until the gate, I think, but it definitely is a hairy off camber place to have to turn around. From looking at maps the other day I believe there is a legitimate hiking route from that area (Hardscrabble) on the ridge line all the way to emigration canyon. I'd like to try it...

It is possible via Hardscrabble, however the route IS private property and you should respect that. It is posted all over. You will need written permission from the land owners. Not only that but you'd need a significantly more capable vehicle to travel the route. I've had to rescue a built...

Actively searching KSL and eBay! Here are some completed shots. It cleaned up really nice! I buffed the tank and front fender with some 1500 grit wet paper and it took out all the little scratches that had collected dirt and made the tank look brown on the sides. (the white on the radiator...

Thanks. Yeah those jets definitely have been taken out a few times with the wrong screw driver lol. Also the bike has protaper bars and an aftermarket Scott's shifter too. It's all finished up now for the most part. I'll post some completed pics later.

Not too bad looking Marc

Grips were garbage. New Fly racing grips (I'm a little undecided on these... they're a little hard for my liking). And I got a new clutch lever too. ($15 Moose). (Strangely this took a little modifying with a file to make the clutch pull correct).

and of course it was missing a hose clamp from the air boot to the carb. And the front tire was worn out: so I got a new one on there.

Next: The seat cover was garbage. So I re upholstered it. Then out came the carb for a rebuild: I noticed at this point the remote idle adjust screw assembly was missing (it allows you to adjust the idle while the carb is in situ on the bike. So I measured the idle screw and ordered a...

The left radiator was looking pretty sad so I yanked the tank to take care of it. I'm getting pretty good a straightening these: And I found this backyard radiator hose situation some previous owner had cooked up... Yup that's a red garden hose with heat sleeve over it... and the...

Well after I got all our baby bills paid off I picked up another project. I'm secretly building this to get one of my best friends into dirt biking so I'm rebuilding it on a budget so he can get into a cheap and reliable bike for very little money. This is a 2002 Suzuki DRZ400E So it has...