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Anonymous
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Being a dumbass is relative. I've never outgrown it, my mistakes are just at a higher level. 8)
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Detman101
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first timer said:
More than likely yes. I know that the stock coils work right and I've sorted out the reason it was rich in the 3-5lk rpm zone (float settings WAY off) so now I know it will run right if I can just get it started.
Based on that I think that going back to the stock coils will put me running by this saturday.
These dyna coils are impossible to get wires for. I've already wasted 60 dollars last saturday trying to get them to work. I bought a set of car wires I cannot return and also 6 feet of copper core wire, 5k ohm sparkplug caps and I can't use those without the frickin connectors which require a clamp and a special tool to crimp onto the copper-core wire
I bought. So rather than continue being screwed at every turn I'm going back to the stock coils. I KNOW they work.
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Detman101
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ROFL Patrick!!!
Sometimes I feel that way too hehe...
Turns out my weak spark was probably due to using those mending plates as mounting points instead of running longer bolts to the frame mounts.
I'll try another way when I get home today. Something has to work.
I wonder what metal I could use to connect up everything good and grounded...And would wires work?
Dm of mD
Sometimes I feel that way too hehe...
Turns out my weak spark was probably due to using those mending plates as mounting points instead of running longer bolts to the frame mounts.
I'll try another way when I get home today. Something has to work.
I wonder what metal I could use to connect up everything good and grounded...And would wires work?
Dm of mD
If you will put a ground wire from the mounting bolt on your coil to a ground/bolt on your frame, you can bolt the coils to a peanut butter sandwich if you wish and they will work just fine. 
Earl
Earl
Detman101 said:ROFL Patrick!!!
Sometimes I feel that way too hehe...
Turns out my weak spark was probably due to using those mending plates as mounting points instead of running longer bolts to the frame mounts.
I'll try another way when I get home today. Something has to work.
I wonder what metal I could use to connect up everything good and grounded...And would wires work?
Dm of mD
frosty5011
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No, I wouldn't go with the peanut butter sandwich route......the material used in those sandwiches really isn't strong enough to handle the combined mounting stress of a nut and bolt too well. A better solution might be a 2 week old salami sub!
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Hoomgar
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frosty5011 said:
No, I wouldn't go with the peanut butter sandwich route......the material used in those sandwiches really isn't strong enough to handle the combined mounting stress of a nut and bolt too well. A better solution might be a 2 week old salami sub!
I am thinking pepperoni. Or maybe even some jerky.
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Detman101
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Hehehe...you guys crack me up.
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