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johlhauser
 Post subject: North Dakota 650cc Spider
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 12:42 am 
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The North Dakota boys having fun!! Here is a 650cc Spider with new carb, custom dual exhaust, and advanced timing.


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WOW!
I'm really liking what I'm seeing here! Please tell me more in detail what your carb and timing mods are. Great wrench turning and video, thank you.
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 Post subject: North Dakota 650cc Spider
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 11:50 am 
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What part of ND are you in? (other than the flat part of course). I'm originally from there, and my dad just moved back there. I'm trying to convince him to get a buggy to keep him busy (retired).

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leenanj
 Post subject: Re: North Dakota 650cc Spider
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 2:32 pm 
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johlhauser wrote:
The North Dakota boys having fun!! Here is a 650cc Spider with new carb, custom dual exhaust, and advanced timing.


Sweet, that 650 sounds good.

I did the Fast Freddy carb/dual exhaust mod on mine and it really gave it the low end punch also.
I shredded the stock tires from spinning them to much on pavement and rocks. LOL

Did you modify the distributor to go past 6 degrees or leave it there?

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Holy dirty diaper :shock: I love it! Is this the Fast Freddy kit???? I am gonna have to do this mod for sure! Image

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Areblder wrote:
Holy dirty diaper :shock: I love it! Is this the Fast Freddy kit???? I am gonna have to do this mod for sure! Image


I don't know what kit he used but the Fast Freddy carb mod comes with a different exhaust, it duel header into 1 muffler.

By the way Fast Freddy's web site is back online.

http://www.rotaryracing.com/

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 Post subject: northdakota 650cc
PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 11:04 pm 
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I would like to see more video of the 650 in action.
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I would like to see more video of the 650 in action.


You got your wish!


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Watching those videos make me went a new buggy... Thanks for posting those.

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Great video. Was this the fast freddy's kit??

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