Track riding
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Re: Track riding
You can sell all your **** except enough to get sat phones. On episode seven, the first 3 jobs require stuff from episode 6. Don't sell the guns or the truck. Other than those two instances, you can sell all your **** once you are done with an episode. Your 13.5 million won't mean ****. I started episode 7 with like 15 million and couldn't get through the first mastery level without having to redo jobs.
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Re: Track riding
Pretty much. Make sure there is no paint where you want the turf. It will just flake and the turf will lift. Paint contact cement on both surfaces. Once it's completely dry, repeat. You need two good coats on both sides. Make sure it is completely dry on everything before you put it together. What I was told is when you think it's ready, go drink another beer or two before you start. Use wooden dowels or something to keep the parts that you don't have positioned from touching each other. Once the two pieces touch, you won't get them apart without tearing the turf. Once you've got the whole thing in place and trimmed up, go over every square inch with a rubber hammer, pounding it pretty good. It should never lift if you do it this way.
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Re: Track riding
so im trying to identify what year my new transmission is. it has no serial number, which means it was rebuilt by gm and there shoule be a sticker on the bellhousing with the new serial number. I can tell where there used to be a sticker at some point, but thats all i got.
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Which way do you put the dowels and what end did you start on? It seems like starting at the rear hole and working forward is best, but I'm not sure.
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Re: Track riding
I didn't use a pre-cut sheet so I didn't have a hole to line up. I cut it afterward. I started at the front with 2 dowels length wise in the tray. Stick a little bit and slide the dowels back, repeat. If you start in the back you'll either have a gap in the front or some trimming to do. Good luck getting it to land flush. Also, there's no good way to use the dowels if you do it from rear to front.
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Re: Track riding
I made a new taller chain guard (for a bigger sprocket) for my bike do you think if I make a couple more I can get a couple bucks if so how much?? I made mine outa alum dIamond plate but I have stainless steel too
