Install Dat 10-16
#33
Thanks to he who hosted and helped with the seat rail - made it home without the seat falling apart
Apols to those who I might have been less sociable with today - the rail install was a little frustrating & I was ready to throw toys when I stripped the bolt
Good chili too
Apols to those who I might have been less sociable with today - the rail install was a little frustrating & I was ready to throw toys when I stripped the bolt
Good chili too
#34
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Originally Posted by jimmij,Oct 16 2010, 05:00 PM
Another great day. Thanks to all of those who participated
#37
My friend just built it for me. He knows what he is doing and I don't usually let anyone touch it except him. He is good, but something went wrong. We are thinking its a defect with the speed control. The gearing was right, the temperature was right, and everything was fine for about 6 minutes of run time and then 'poof'....
You see- When electronics are manufactured the company evidently packs a lot of smoke into them. No really- A LOT of smoke!!! When you let the smoke out- they don't work anymore.
Possibly a little over $350 down the drain. I'm told I have a 'hook-up' and he can get this taken care of for me since he is a factory driver for the company who built the speed control. I won't know til later this week on that though.
You see- When electronics are manufactured the company evidently packs a lot of smoke into them. No really- A LOT of smoke!!! When you let the smoke out- they don't work anymore.
Possibly a little over $350 down the drain. I'm told I have a 'hook-up' and he can get this taken care of for me since he is a factory driver for the company who built the speed control. I won't know til later this week on that though.
#40
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Originally Posted by FormulaRedline,Oct 20 2010, 12:03 PM
....... Thanks to everyone who helped me polishing the car! It still feels like glass
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