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Old 12-14-2015, 11:55 AM   #61
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Sent those adapters to my girlfriends sister. Hopefully she will buy them and we can get the proper bolts from Fastenal (decent store nearby). I think it looks great, really like the improved stability of kicking the rears out, however not sure I will "Flip the rims" for another inch until she runs them around the first time.

Really looking good. I will post up some pics next weekend of her updates if we make any before riding around christmas week.
Happy to be of service! :-)
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Old 12-14-2015, 12:04 PM   #62
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Typical, even in Canada. I go to a great little shop called Precise Bearing in Abbotsford, and they have had almost every fastener I've ever needed. Perhaps you'll find a one-stop shop like that.
We have a Fastenal in our local town of Martel but it's a small store in a strip mall. We used to have a great hardware store in Sac called Brown's Hardware. It was a family shop that grew over the decades in the same location. They had open bins of every fastener you could imagine. It was so fun to wander around in there! It even smelled old and the old plank floors were glazed with decades of dirt from work boots. They finally closed shop a few years ago and there hasn't been a place like it since around here.
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Old 12-14-2015, 01:39 PM   #63
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SO where did you get these??? and the price... are you getting the bigger ones there as well.. ??? thanks
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SO where did you get these??? and the price... are you getting the bigger ones there as well.. ??? thanks
Longer bolts or the spacers? The bolts I still need to procure. 10mm x 1.5 x 35mm. Either cap head or flange bolt.
Here's the spacer info if I copied the link correctly. I ordered the two inch.

http://www.amazon.com/Factory-Spec-F...iglink28144-20
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Old 12-15-2015, 10:28 AM   #65
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We have a Fastenal in our local town of Martel but it's a small store in a strip mall. We used to have a great hardware store in Sac called Brown's Hardware. It was a family shop that grew over the decades in the same location. They had open bins of every fastener you could imagine. It was so fun to wander around in there! It even smelled old and the old plank floors were glazed with decades of dirt from work boots. They finally closed shop a few years ago and there hasn't been a place like it since around here.
I stumbled upon a place like that in a small town in Alberta last year. I had a plumbing challenge, as I was trying to couple metric parts with imperial. The owner handed me a bunch of solutions, instructed me to go try them and "just come back and pay for what worked." I insisted on paying for everything.

I'd love to have a shop like that near me.
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Old 12-15-2015, 11:27 AM   #66
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Mikuni

Received my Mikuni carb last night. It came with a 100 main and a 20 pilot. Way too lean for the 167FMM. I have a 115 main and 30 pilot in both my Xmoto and Q Link and even at almost 3000 feet, they run very well so that's what I ordered from Jets R Us. I tried shopping jets by "carb type" but the VM carb listings showed a different slow jet. I ended up searching "by vehicle type" and found the correct jets under Yamaha "YMF200 Moto 4", for those who may be looking to replace their stock Keihin clone with a Mikuni and are looking for jets.

http://jetsrus.com/a_jet_kit_atv/yam...M200_moto4.htm

My K&N-type breather should be here Thursday. Now I need to do something with the exhaust. I have an FMF Turbine Core II, new, sitting on the shelf so I'll probably fab that into it.
Any other exhaust suggestions???? What are others running?
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Old 12-15-2015, 11:32 AM   #67
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I am jumping in on the end here not sure if it has been mentioned yet. When I need any type of fastener I head to my local ACE Hardware. They have everything there and are especially known for having the weird and hard to find type stuff. Most notably any type of fastener used on old power equipment like older lawn mowers, tractors etc. Another item they have a great selection of is springs. Take any spring off your bike, scooter, 4 wheeler what have you and they have something that will likely work for you.


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I am jumping in on the end here not sure if it has been mentioned yet. When I need any type of fastener I head to my local ACE Hardware. They have everything there and are especially known for having the weird and hard to find type stuff. Most notably any type of fastener used on old power equipment like older lawn mowers, tractors etc. Another item they have a great selection of is springs. Take any spring off your bike, scooter, 4 wheeler what have you and they have something that will likely work for you.


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Yes Adjuster! A great suggestion! :-) They also have a wide selection of chrome fasteners that I used to scavenge when I was building my old Harley! I really miss that bike...
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I'm pretty sure these are the correct jets at www.jetsrus.com:

http://jetsrus.com/a_jets_by_carbure...-486_pilot.htm

http://jetsrus.com/a_jets_by_carbure...arge_round.htm
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Old 12-16-2015, 10:25 AM   #70
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Thanks for the direct links, Weld. I've always had great service with Jet R Us. I ordered these jets yesterday morning early (pre-coffee, big mistake)...and when I received the confirmation in my email, I realized that I'd ordered the incorrect size pilot jet by mistake (20 instead of 30). I emailed mike@jetsrus right away and within 10 minutes, he emailed me back and confirmed he corrected my order. I recommend Jets R Us to everyone I know. Good company that's competent and helpful.
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I tired to order from them, and they wouldn't ship to Canada. I used my US mailing address, but they wouldn't accept a "foreign" Paypal account.

I now order jets on eBay. I'm sure that Jets R Us has terrific service, but not on my side of the border.
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Old 12-19-2015, 09:17 PM   #72
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More Mods

Rainy and cold today so I wrenched. The jets haven't showed up yet but all else did, including the correct bolts for the spacers, so I go that done.

I mounted the LED lights that came in a few days ago on the front bumper. Very nice units so far. More solid and heavier than I was expecting. Can't remember the brand at the moment but very reasonable too. Since the stock lights are "for display purposes only", I tapped into the high beam circuit so I can use the existing button to fire them. So, the low beams are normal and the high beams turn on the LED's and the stock lights go out.

I mounted the Kolpin Double Rhino gun racks. I'm also quite happy with these so far. It's not going to be a hunting machine but more for working the property. They held the loppers and my weedeater, no problems.

Finally, the most important piece....the beer holder. Success!
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Old 12-21-2015, 12:12 PM   #73
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I thought you said it was a beer holder. What's Miller Lite doing in there?

Great idea on the Kolpin racks for holding a weedeater, etc.

I really like the idea of using the high beam circuit for the LED lights.
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I thought you said it was a beer holder. What's Miller Lite doing in there?
Hey now! I'm not a fan of beer that requires flossing afterward. ;-)
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Old 12-21-2015, 09:32 PM   #75
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2LZ, Have you ran it much with the new lights yet?? I don't know what the AMP out put is of the gen.. I don't get lights that are too big of a draw.. I know the little 135DU can barely keep the stock lights lit.. at idle the dim, but the 150 seems to do good..
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