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The guy in the flip flops is a Moderator on this forum......
and he can throw down some miles.
This is the custom linkage on my build Ultra, yes, with heim joints....
Yep and if your Bruse Willis or Samual L Jackson it somewhat works .....any other way it's just crude / rude / and down right wrong. But I'm sure that's the look you were after.
Yep and if your Bruse Willis or Samual L Jackson it somewhat works .....any other way it's just crude / rude / and down right wrong. But I'm sure that's the look you were after.
Don't think your snarky response will be seen by LoneBone as he is currently in banned camp.
Some do not get sarcasm but that is just the way it is.
This was between San Luis Obispo and Bakersfield this past summer:
And a more permanent fix later for the splines having stripped after the ball joint broke. I call it Parking Lot Twister.
Im sorry I just had to ask? Two grown men laying down in a parking lot to install two wire ties to the shift linkage?
I think this maybe have been staged. I would think this is a little too embarrassing for more guys?
What wasn't revealed about that repair was the ingenious use of a beer can. Cut into small strips and fitted onto the spline, it created a perfect compression seal.
There were 2 repairs. The linkage and zip tie, the next day the shifter arm spline repair.
Linkage replacement in the parking lot at Bakersfield ,CA HD. They played Twister in the hotel parking lot in Nevada for the spline/shifter arm.
This was between San Luis Obispo and Bakersfield this past summer:
And a more permanent fix later for the splines having stripped after the ball joint broke. I call it Parking Lot Twister.
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