Teem Trubble conversion #004 Update with skid plate pics

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Are you that rough with your BBQ that it needs a skid plate. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Jesus H. Christ 4Z you are killing me!! Everytime I look at this thread it gets better and better. You keep giving me ideas :idea: and now I am never going to be satisfied with my conversion. Please stop the madness.

:lol: Keep it up, you are inspiring the hell out of me.

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yaya wrote:Jesus H. Christ 4Z you are killing me!! Everytime I look at this thread it gets better and better. You keep giving me ideas :idea: and now I am never going to be satisfied with my conversion. Please stop the madness.


Ya-Ya

I agree with all this but...Should i say that this is a badass AF?

i don't understand very well the meaning but i think that this bike deserves it if is what i'm thinking
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Extremeslide- You understood my meaning. This is one terrific bike! :cool:

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xtremeslide wrote:
yaya wrote:Jesus H. Christ 4Z you are killing me!! Everytime I look at this thread it gets better and better. You keep giving me ideas :idea: and now I am never going to be satisfied with my conversion. Please stop the madness.


Ya-Ya

I agree with all this but...Should i say that this is a badass AF?

i don't understand very well the meaning but i think that this bike deserves it if is what i'm thinking
badass= realmente impresionante o mejor de todos
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LOL........you crack me up Ya Ya!!!!
You need to drive that boat up to PSNS (Bremerton) so we can go fur a ride. Kewl single tracks near there.....

Thanks guys.
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One SWEET ride man for sure. :cool:
Your bike is just about to be recalled, my offer still stands. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Sounds good to me brother. Let me talk to the captain. It is his home port.
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If i compared my 500 to yours, it would be like the prince and the pauper, maybee we should swap too lol..............
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2strokes4ever wrote:If i compared my 500 to yours, it would be like the prince and the pauper, maybee we should swap too lol..............
LOL.........no more Fosters for you tonight!!!
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or that crappy xxxx beer :D
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Guess what I found.............noticed a small patch of oily dirt on top of the trans. About the size of a dime. Under the dirt was a small crack. So CSI skills began. Started with consulting with Maximus. Building upon his lead................. found the sorce of the external issue..........












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WOW what do you think caused that?
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:yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:
:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
Oh F@#K WTF happened there, man that SUCKS THE BIG ONE for sure.
Shit that gotta piss you off after such a great build.
Sorry to see that man. :cry:
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I don't know what what caused it, have a hypothesis.
Sent a email to AJ. Maybe he knows.
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Was the trany bearing seated all the way straight it looks like thats where the crack started.

Oh yea sorry about the bad cases I know the feeling is Oh shit anouther issue to deal with.

Thats how my build went.

Oh yea I have a right case for a CR500 it's not perfect I send you Pictures if needed PM me.
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Yeah, kinda sucks as both the cases were new (with new bearings from SH). I am pretty sure the bearing was seated, but you never know. That is why I purchased them "loaded", so I didn't have to deal with it.

I am going to pick up another new case half (again). Keep my original cases in the box on the shelf.
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4Z wrote:I don't know what what caused it, have a hypothesis.
What do you think?
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shit man. sorry to see that.
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97af wrote:
4Z wrote:I don't know what what caused it, have a hypothesis.
What do you think?
No flaming arrow yet, just a list of guesses.

-Counter shaft clearance at the bearings was a little on the tight side. Not too tight as I assembled it without the crank and checked operation, then again with the final assembly, all was well. The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is to use plastiguage (sp) on the end washers to check for clearance.

-Frame relaxed and bound on the motor. It didn't just slide in. I had to coax it in with through drilling the mount holes and removing material on the inside of the two forward mounts. Just enough to get the motor in there. I need to massage the frame more so that it is a slip fit, that is the only thing I can do that I should have done the first time it went in.

-Worn trans components? (bearings and cases were all new) I only gave visual inspection, didn't get the mic out.

-Poor casting out of the box.
-Too much POWAA!

I am going to have the motor split today, internal investigations may reveal more.
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4Z any new developments?
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4Z wrote:
-Frame bound on the motor. It didn't just slide in. I had to coax it in with through drilling the mount holes and removing material on the inside of the two forward mounts. Just enough to get the motor in there. I need to massage the frame more so that it is a slip fit...
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4Z wrote:[-Too much POWAA!
i hate it when that happens :lol:
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Well, for one thing. That TUSK case spreader and crank puller set up is slick. No hot/cold action, no propane/butane needed. Sure is nice having the right tools..

Motor just went back together. UPS dropped off the goods at 10am.
Looks like the darn holiday festival is going to get in the way. Maybe stuff the motor after my Anch, AK trip next week.
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