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RE: Clubsport front sprocket removal - - with reverse Hi Frank, aftermarket holders are available or can be manufactured. An easy way if the chain is on, you can get away with jamming the sprocket with a soft (aluminum) sacrificial piece between chain an... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Replacing discs DIY? i successfully removed the discs today. Yes i know as radical maintenance goes its the most basic thing but hey its a step forward for me! I didn't bother removing the uprights, in the end it was the ... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Quickest way to change balance? Rake plays a significant role in the understeer/oversteer characteristics. More positive rake (when rear ride height is greater than front) results in less understeer or more oversteer at high speeds... |
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RE: Replacing discs DIY? Hmm, another misprint? The factory does not safety-wire the hat to disc bolts at least on the newer cars because the bolts are fastened with a lock nut on the other side. If these were threaded into... |
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4 years ago |
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Racing with Autism - help needed I have been following Austin for a while and donated in the past. Thought I would share with the group. |
In forum General Discussion |
4 years ago |
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RE: Anyone rebuild a JLS airjack? For what it's worth, I contacted JLS about a question I had regarding the airjack and they were very responsive. Here is what they told me: "If you do attempt to disassemble the air jack you will onl... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Replacing discs DIY? Yes, at least swap out the nuts (they have distorted threads that wear each time you tighten them). Howerver, I think Radical sells the whole kit with bolts and nuts. It's not that expensive, and wort... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Anyone rebuild a JLS airjack? Perfect, thank you for the pictures. Looks very straight forward. Like you said the hard part is getting it out! Googling that part #, I see it in their 2013 catalog. Same PN for 52mm units. Thank... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Something broke today Yup, good think I replaced the gdu oil cooler.... Good sized chucks coming out of it. Attachment : PXL_20220806_030052866.jpg Attachment : PXL_20220806_030048027.jpg |
In forum SR3 Specific Discussions |
4 years ago |
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RE: Anyone with Radical Rental Prices It might be helpful to unpack what you are receiving for the 8K. I can estimate some of the prices in USD which might be similar to UK prices. set of new Hankook C52 compound slicks $1500. (low use ... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: Something broke today Conversation pcs for the wall of shame. Attachment : PXL_20220804_043202293.jpg Attachment : PXL_20220804_043208310.jpg |
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4 years ago |
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RE: RXC conversion possible? Thanks Charlie- yes the more I'm looking into this the less I think it would be cost effective to do a swap instead of just getting a different one. |
In forum General Discussion |
4 years ago |
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RE: First 6hr Service on SR10 - Lessons Learned The first time around I thought the same thing. I had grease splatter but didn't see anything wrong with the boot. So I tried less grease and put a wire tie on the axle side and no luck same problem a... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: First 6hr Service on SR10 - Lessons Learned A follow up on a few things after 2 days at the track; No issues with the driveshafts other than more grease coming out of the boot which leads me to believe that using 100g of Red N Tacky is just to... |
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4 years ago |
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RE: First 6hr Service on SR10 - Lessons Learned @bld Yes, I've found the GKN grease to be similar to the Red Line CV-2 that I use. It's light and soft, not heavy and sticky. |
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4 years ago |