Stumpy6Guns
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I'll have my '12 Spyder :spyder2: RT-L back for the weekend! Air scoop kit, new ball joints, and a ridiculously expensive BRP alignment, all paid for with Other People's Money. I sure hope the wait was worth it!:yes:
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Finally, after 6 long, long weeks!
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joeBob Denman
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:congrats: on finally having it back where it belongs! :clap: :2thumbs:
Joe's right: bring it to him, and he'll do it right. You'll be "Squared-Away", in no time! nojoke
Joe's right: bring it to him, and he'll do it right. You'll be "Squared-Away", in no time! nojoke
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Glad to hear you will be "On the Road Again." :yes:
Stumpy6Guns
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What a difference!
My Spyder rydes like it's supposed to!:yes:
I picked it up and rode it home, taking the long way with fast twisties. No more darting about- I was able to control it with two fingers at 55 mph on a straight stretch.
I felt much more confident, even after 6 weeks of downtime. Going into the curves wasn't the exercise in fear control that it was
Now I have to unlearn all the bad habits I picked up trying to ride this thing.
It turned out that the left wheel was toe-out by an inch, and the right by about half an inch. The ball joints were fairly smooth, but there were rough spots.
My SmoothSpyder is in my garage, so I'm gonna go mount it.
My Spyder rydes like it's supposed to!:yes:
I picked it up and rode it home, taking the long way with fast twisties. No more darting about- I was able to control it with two fingers at 55 mph on a straight stretch.
I felt much more confident, even after 6 weeks of downtime. Going into the curves wasn't the exercise in fear control that it was
Now I have to unlearn all the bad habits I picked up trying to ride this thing.
It turned out that the left wheel was toe-out by an inch, and the right by about half an inch. The ball joints were fairly smooth, but there were rough spots.
My SmoothSpyder is in my garage, so I'm gonna go mount it.
Bob Denman
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:clap: That's the best news possible! :congrats:Now: the fun can REALLY get started! :yes:
Lastchance
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Wow that far out must have looked like something coming at you with open arms, glad to hear it's finally fixed now enjoy that new to you RIDE
Bob Denman
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The Chief Engineer on the project would respectfully disagree.
:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
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