Jersey_Jeff73

my neighbor was cleaning out their basement and came to me with a sealed box brand new super champ i gave it to my nephew he had a blast building it brought back so many memory's 

wow never heard of this before we have about 40 employees and two real fight a year between the guys no one here would pass

i don't think any shop will want to work on a hydrogen vehicle and once there are a few accidents the insurance company's won't want to insure them either. 

try calling glamis atv sxs rentals they might have a raptor 250 for rent you could just rent the seat

could send to gilmore off road https://www.amazon.com/Caltric-Compatible-2008-2013-Complete-Assembly/dp/B0BR658RG8/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2WHHSC0J6XDDS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rt9X9Np5EcrqcCCwBtmieXm74sriRx-iNzM-eToea4V8mcbZ6KHwWpj8h98mUuaknDN8LHJSYlfORHDZ1aBFk2XwzMFjEqpmgJ-3rJIxFa9LLMDP3rV5hjtc8vNN6OA1RRP3lkxvJoNofA33J776D3QtjfetS_wYpbSc4JPDwMfeQoW5MPC05RCUpsSX3VDBT0QXOiG_BVK0SjveBqQDfdMeh7ML4DINJgu7d_kM26vRQOPu2Sd52PR8-xu5yFAFy_KksR_lr39-DiDmxNb8kz0bsLi1ohPpGxcbRFchgec.aM-SR8CoYVbTIv-Lb6TZZgPz6PumllHTu_gTHPg2gfw&dib_tag=se&keywords=yamaha+raptor+250+seat&qid=1710470127&sprefix=yamaha+raptor+250+seat%2Caps%2C85&sr=8-3     eddited to say that the brand is caltric i think they are out of LA so if you contact them directly tomorro you might be able to get them to ship to gilmore offroad for saturday delivery good luck 

12 hours ago, honEXduner said:

Open now - drove by today and confirmed they have light duty diesel, ethanol free & reg /mid / premium unleaded at each RV pump around the back.

do they have race gas or will you have to across the street for that

save it for next season its good for a year only 8 months till october https://www.sunocoracefuels.com/tech-corner/article/race-fuel-storage

is this how you paint a target on your back. glamis is just fine the way it is 

i guess that means you still have a chance they dont even bother paying for commercials here in nj

what kills me is that these people ditch their passports and identification and we still let them in isn't that the biggest red flag that they are up to no good

45 minutes ago, Realbadlarry said:

Robby and Max BOTH finished.....Max only had one wheel steering..... 

looks like robbie finished 3rd and max 10th

https://www.amazon.com/Lisle-19832-Plastic-Funnel-Spout/dp/B00AZHE0QS/ref=sr_1_27?crid=3414ECVRF8GMF&keywords=automotive+large+filter+funnel+with+lid&qid=1706839661&sprefix=automotive+large+filter+funnel+with+lid%2Caps%2C72&sr=8-27    i like these keeps the dirt out of the funnel

X2 on the bicycle helmet and when he is old enough for a real helmet he probably will want to ride the quads 

30 minutes ago, Rockwood said:

The on-screen timer was off by over a minute. Unofficial says 7:26, but even that looks slow based on the livestream time elapsed. 

8:30 is the time on the youtube video to watch the stream 8 hrs 30 min sorry for the confusion

12 hours ago, Dune-Track-N said:

 

8:30 kyle chaney was the fastest run and jumped it off the back door 

4 hours ago, SLIM said:

This is Chat GPT's rebuttal to the original statement, I was curious what he/she would say.   Funniest part is when they included Climate Change.

 

 

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wow so this is a AI generated response that is incredible and totally programed by liberal democrat this world isn't going to get any better. why is everyone so entitled 

quad need steering stabilizers and a lot of money into the suspension just to deal with the crazy chop. still have the quads but we mostly head south and ride between china and patton valley 

i don't like bearing buddy's to much grease will make the bearing run hot https://stratson.eu/over-greasing/    as for the axel rating look at the rating of the tire i believe the bearing set you are running are on axels from 2500 to 3500 lbs   https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Bearings-Races-Seals-Caps/TruRyde/LM48548.html      https://www.etrailer.com/faq-how-to-tell-weight-rating-trailer-axle.aspx#bearings

drive forward on flat level ground and measure the tow with a tape measure hook one end of the tape on the tread and measure across to the tread on the other tire then repeat on the back side of the tire. the front measurement should be 1/8 less. without looking up the spec i would think you would want about a 1/8 inch tow in but im sure a quick search you can find the oem spec. being its both tires doing the same thing wearing on the out side it probably a tow adjustment. if one tire is wearing usually a loose ball joint or camber adjustment the car will pull to one side 

38 minutes ago, tjZ06 said:

I've never once seen (or even heard of) a SxS have a belt fire.  I've seen several SxS fires, every single one was from a cheap gas can in the bed. 

 

-TJ

the issue with the belts is that the cooling air is directed onto the turbo to keep the area cool if fragments of belt are sent out of the clutch case it is possible to catch fire on the turbo. but if your having that much belt slip it will be throwing codes and derating the machine. i had my turbo catch fire pretty good behind china wall not from belt debris but from return oil tube coming loose and spraying oil all over. the fire was a pain in the ass to extinguish being that all the heat shrouds had trapped the oil that was burning and you could not physically get the extinguisher to spray the burning material. 1 fire extinguisher and a few bottle's of water and i was able to get the fire out with no damage other than having to bend up the heat shields to get the fire out. 1 business card to make a gasket and i was able to continue on and get back to camp. i run heavy equipment around a lot of saw dust and not a stranger to stuff catching fire so this really wasn't a big deal but if anyone else that hasn't dealt with fires the machine would of been a total loss

2 hours ago, megadesertdiesel said:

Some of us ride further than beer stop to beer stop and some actually use the skinny pedal more.  A loop from the dirty nasty low rent washes down to Duners Diner, a rip around Buttercup and stop by the old rope swing under I-8 and back to home base will leave you out of fuel on the run back. 

when we do that run we go over to sidewinder and get gas and a icecream

i dont understand why in glamis someone needs to carry gas in a sxs . i have no problem leaving wash 10 going to china wall the swing set and down to duners diner and back on a single tank. i have brought gas for the quads on that trip because on of the three will run out usually 1 miles from camp on the way back. i do have a roto packs mounted on the cage on the cold side of the engine 99 percent of the people riding with extra fuel don't even need the fuel for the rides they do. i wish them a speedy recovery 

9 hours ago, Realbadlarry said:

Public adjuster probably took 10+% of what he got. They don't work for free. 

i think he paid him 8% well worth it 

my good friend and neighbor just had his house burn   not a total loss state farm did him right the total for the claim was a little over 400k. he had a public adjuster but state farm rented him a house close by for a year and totally gutted the house hvac electrical plumbing everything all completed in  6 months came out absolutely beautiful. he hired his own contractors that is the only reason he was back in 6 months. glad to here they did you right as well 

7 hours ago, wesinls said:

I have a buddy who likes to be ride right behind me - I'm always worried he's going to slam into me.  I don't know why he and others like to be so close - to me it takes the fun out of driving...I'd rather watch the leader and pick slightly new lines if needed, plus no need to eat each other's sand....but to each their own - glad everyone is OK.

Why do people who like to drive so close to each other enjoy it? I'm curious to know the reasoning. Makes it more like you're racing? 

 

i got that same friend but he has a excuse he is actually going blind and cant see any detail so he just follows close. on the quad he has ran into me quite a few times it actually makes it the rides a little more exciting trying to pull lines with out anything i have to check up on never want to hit the brakes