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11.23.2008, 12:32 AM
Very interesting... I may have to try that with my Feigaos if it works out for you.
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11.23.2008, 01:04 AM
Cool. Let is know how it turns out.
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JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX
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11.23.2008, 01:33 AM
hey Linc how goes it? So is the shrinkwrap just for helping with the form of the whole project, and then you take it off?? Or does it stay on the rotor?? Do you have any tech data that can give us some kind of idea how much protection this will provide versis not doing it? I am just curious how much of an advantage this might give, and how it may affect the performance & efficiancy of the motor.. Looks like a fun job and if it does give an advantage worth the work, then you have just taught us all how to do it
 . Nice tutorial/how to. Not bad for a pimp without any monkies to help out .
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