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Very Shinny
I like the pic with the helmet very nice 
I like the pic with the helmet very nice 
Moto's Meager Mods - Nytro MTX
- Thread starter MotoPsycho
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Subframe 101
All you need to straighten a subframe is some chain, a Peterbuilt, and a Suburban (in 4 wheel drive - or else it will spin on the concrete!)
All you need to straighten a subframe is some chain, a Peterbuilt, and a Suburban (in 4 wheel drive - or else it will spin on the concrete!)
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hahaha we did this to a 07 summit using an international plow truck and a john deere 310 backhoe and some chain. might not be perfect but it will get you back on the snow!
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Oh, it definately ain't right; but it definately WILL get back on the snow!
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Got chrome moly???
You could always order that nice chrome moly 1 for like what $1800 bucks and try to get it here by tonite so we can put in by tomarrow so we can ride!! LoL Oh wait its to late for that ! Bring the chain so we can fix it again if need be man
You could always order that nice chrome moly 1 for like what $1800 bucks and try to get it here by tonite so we can put in by tomarrow so we can ride!! LoL Oh wait its to late for that ! Bring the chain so we can fix it again if need be man
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ohhh i like that two bros silencer man. good work
Thanks, it sounds REAAAALLLYYYY sweet too!
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Okay, I've had a couple of questions on the rear axle.
It is entirely comprised of stock parts, with a bit of modification. The best part is... It cost me $0 and about 20 minutes, vs. the $90 axle kit.
It is entirely comprised of stock parts, with a bit of modification. The best part is... It cost me $0 and about 20 minutes, vs. the $90 axle kit.
- I re-mounted the adjusters to the outside of the rails.
- The one end of the axle has a bolt threaded into it - I removed the roll pin that kept the bolt in, took bolt out, drilled deeper into axle, rethreaded, cut axle to length, and reinstalled bolt and roll pin.
- I had to cut the original "center" spacer to length
- All of the existing spacers, etc. fit into place with no adjustments or trimming
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Nytro vs. Apex
In a moment of "proximity problems", I met up with an Apex track in a full tilt carve... you can see who won
AAANNNNNDDD.... Apparently, the THIRD time you straighten a subframe, it will not stay put. This was not caused by the contact with the Apex... Just 2 days of hard riding.
In a moment of "proximity problems", I met up with an Apex track in a full tilt carve... you can see who won
AAANNNNNDDD.... Apparently, the THIRD time you straighten a subframe, it will not stay put. This was not caused by the contact with the Apex... Just 2 days of hard riding.
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So who was the D.A. on the Apex?!?!
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Gunnar Killer Tether (or Teather, for non-spellers) Install
Here is how I installed the Gunnar Killer Tether.
This way omits the factory kill switch, and also allows for a quick swap back to the factory kill switch if you have a tether failure.
Here is where I put it on the bars:
Here are the wires that run from the flipper block:
You need to cut the Tan wire, as well as the Tan / White stripe wire in roughly this area
Attach the black ground of the tether to the steering gate.
WIRE AS FOLLOWS:
Tan wire with White stripe - Green lead of Gunnar
Tan Wire - Red lead of Gunnar
IF YOU WIRE THE GREEN AND RED BACKWARDS, THE TETHER WILL NOT WORK!!! It will only dim the lights on your dash display.
Ask if you have questions.
*EDIT*
I no longer recommend the Gunnar. Nearly everyone that has run one, has had it melt. The wiring tips below are good for any other Yamaha compatible tether you may use.
I no longer recommend the Gunnar. Nearly everyone that has run one, has had it melt. The wiring tips below are good for any other Yamaha compatible tether you may use.
Here is how I installed the Gunnar Killer Tether.
This way omits the factory kill switch, and also allows for a quick swap back to the factory kill switch if you have a tether failure.
Here is where I put it on the bars:
Here are the wires that run from the flipper block:
You need to cut the Tan wire, as well as the Tan / White stripe wire in roughly this area
Attach the black ground of the tether to the steering gate.
WIRE AS FOLLOWS:
Tan wire with White stripe - Green lead of Gunnar
Tan Wire - Red lead of Gunnar
IF YOU WIRE THE GREEN AND RED BACKWARDS, THE TETHER WILL NOT WORK!!! It will only dim the lights on your dash display.
Ask if you have questions.
Keyword: Nytro Teather, Nytro Tether, tether, normally closed tether, yamaha tether
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You should write How-To-Books Moto for you my friend on a very nice how to do this etc etc etc
for you my friend on a very nice how to do this etc etc etc
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You should write How-To-Books Moto
Give Tookes some rep for this installment....
it's his fault!
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All better now Yammibooyyyy
