My nitro tuning skills...

[_paralyzed_]

I sold off my last nitro over the winter and like everybody else here just prefer electric because of the ease of use.

Yet I retain the skills to easily tune and trouble shoot those damn noisy nitros.

I had a buddy call me for help to tune another buddy's nitro, and before he even said anything on the phone I said to him, "damn, that's lean, fatten up the high speed needle" (I could obviously hear the nitro running)

So over a speaker phone I dialed in a guys ride for him.

I should really work at a hobby shop...

[magman]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

I sold off my last nitro over the winter and like everybody else here just prefer electric because of the ease of use.

Yet I retain the skills to easily tune and trouble shoot those damn noisy nitros.

I had a buddy call me for help to tune another buddy's nitro, and before he even said anything on the phone I said to him, "damn, that's lean, fatten up the high speed needle" (I could obviously hear the nitro running)

So over a speaker phone I dialed in a guys ride for him.

I should really work at a hobby shop...

You should Harold...you have probably forgotten more than most guys at these shops know...not to mention your humor would be welcome I'm sure

[jayjay283]

Originally Posted by magman

You should Harold...you have probably forgotten more than most guys at these shops know...not to mention your humor would be welcome I'm sure

Like people want to come get their cars fixed and be called a homo, reminds me of Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino when he takes the kid in to get a haircut

[Bondonutz]

For the customers whom want service and to be "serviced", Harold is the guy for the job !

[_paralyzed_]

oh I love this forum

[magman]

Harold is a man of many talents. Some areas more than others....