Recent content by guzzimike

Hello, sorry for the delay in responding to the AIR BOX question.. I got mine as a KIT, from RAM AIR BOX, in Canada. BTW, these are Not "RAM AIR" in any way, shape or form. What they are is "COLD AIR INTAKES"; and as such , they work very well. Regards, MIke

My '68 GT: ----

Muad'Dib - I'm working on getting a pic of the 3 Dog Nite...Thing is as soon as I go get set up, Yogi wakes up and the other two follow instantly.. I feel like Elmer Fudd trying to 'neek up on that silly Wabbit.. BTW, Coyotes are very smart critters..! A buddy of mine...

Hey, Guys...Good to see you. Mulli - Yogi is doing good. The first days were kinda touchy..He'd growl at the Pups as they approached him and were wanting to play with him or eat from his plate of food.. Yogi: Then about 5 nights ago, Yogi, who loves to patrol our backyard...

Haven't been around much...Been busy this year. Extended Family issues arose on my wife Kim's side of the family, which required Kim's and my attention almost full time..What a PITA that was. But now it's done. On another note, our Son Josh moved out for 5 months, a move that did not work...

Two of us installed a 383 engine with attached Transmission into my '68 Dart in about 10 minutes. We used a CherryPicker up top and a transmission Jack underneath. No big deal. And Don't Forget to Hammer flat the seam in the Transmission Tunnel before you start the heavy lifting.. -

Yes. I have always checked Transmission Fluid Level with engine Running and transmission in NEUTRAL. The Fluid behaves as it always has done... -

Yah, guys...that's what I was afraid of.. Looks like it's not gonna be a "cheap Fix" Oh, well... ---

HELP - Transmission problem. I'm looking to maybe repair this issue at home in the driveway, if it's possibly a quick fix. I have NO Experience repairing Transmissions. If I cannot fix it at home, and mostly because I don't have the facilities to pull the transmission out, it's going back...

And, BTW, since I belong to the "Can't ever fuggin' leave well enough alone" Club...... I decided to retrofit a "Floating Rear Caliper Carrier / Torque Rod" system to my Guzzi; a project inspired during one boring Saturday Afternoon; copiously lubricated by Beer, and prompted by my having seen...

I remember back in the day (early 1980s), when the first factory Turbo Japanese bikes came on the marketplace... The Honda CX500 Turbo and the Yamaha 650 1982 Honda Cx500 Turbo 1983 Yamaha 650 Turbo If I may make a suggestion = IF yer really set on a mid-sizeTurbo...

Case # = invalid..? ---

And two doors down, that fashionable store for Women's skinny-Jeans - .. . "Kamel-Toes" --

She for sure knows how to lubricate a barrell... :D ----

Now this here is BADASS.....!!!! Insane Risks Motor race - Isle of Man TT - YouTube Buncha crazy fuggers... :prayer: :prayer: :prayer: ..