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Old 04-26-03, 12:56 PM
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websight to remove rats nest

i need the sight.. anyone? please? thanks
Old 04-26-03, 03:10 PM
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1. Use The Search (future reference)

2. http://maz_tutorials.totalimmage.com/

3. Thank Carl and Pratch. NOW!

(4. Website or "site" is spelled s-i-t-e... Sight is what your eyes give you)
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Thank Carl more than me - I just put it together in a format that idio... I mean non-mechanically adept folks like me can understand
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Yea well if you didnt put all my ramblings together and make some sense out of it along with the nice format and pics it would still be tangled up in the mess that I like to call my brain.
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i just recently used it as a guide and it helped alot. i started off by ripping everything out then went back (after looking at the professional way) and put back what needed to stay. overall EASY and worth it!!!! thanks carl and pratch! WOOT!
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mods made simple is VERY helpful.
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*blush*

We're nothing without our supporters. You wouldn't imagine how much beer it takes to get Carl to come up with some of his ideas. I mean, the things he has planned...
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Hah! FBII called us professionals!

Shhhhhh, we gonna rock this place soon with real test data. Hey I was drinkin a coupla beers last night and tinkering in the garage and had a new idea. heheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh
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I cant get it to come up, i wanna remove my rats nest. If someone can help me get it ide appretiate it!
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Whats wrong? Its a big file so Id suggest you right click on the link for the tutorial and save target as. Then itll be on your hard drive.
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http://www.totalimmage.com/Maz.tutorials

that's an alternate link - some people have reported issues on the other, but they are few and far between. Definitely select download link to disk instead of viewing it in-browser
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What I'd like to see, or even *do* is a nikki rebuild one. I think it's something that alot of people on this forum could use, for those of us who are too short on money to upgrade to a weber, holley or dellorto... or buy a paul yaw one.

And with our cars being around 20 years old, those stock Nikkis are just begging for a nice rebuild. If I get my hands on a spare one, and learn a bit more, I'll do it. Mine's being rebuilt right now by someone else.. I helped him take it apart, but seeing as I didn't have a camera...

Anyone got a nikki to donate? (and I don't drink beer, but donations for Jolt Cola will help through the exams! hehe, just kidding :P)

Jon
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Originally posted by vipernicus42
What I'd like to see, or even *do* is a nikki rebuild one. I think it's something that alot of people on this forum could use, for those of us who are too short on money to upgrade to a weber, holley or dellorto... or buy a paul yaw one.

And with our cars being around 20 years old, those stock Nikkis are just begging for a nice rebuild. If I get my hands on a spare one, and learn a bit more, I'll do it. Mine's being rebuilt right now by someone else.. I helped him take it apart, but seeing as I didn't have a camera...

Anyone got a nikki to donate? (and I don't drink beer, but donations for Jolt Cola will help through the exams! hehe, just kidding :P)

Jon
A stock FB carb? I have three spares, (though one is screwed up royally). Rebuilding the stock carb is surprisingly easy. (of course, I'm mechanically inclined to being with, but, even then...) A good Hayes manual should have an entire section on rebuilding carbs, and the rebuild kit is easilly available anywhere that RX parts are seriously sold. If you really want one to practice on, I might be able to arrange something with one of my spares... let me know and maybe we can work something out?
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Actually that is a very good suggestion.

Perhaps the next chapter will be in stripping down/rebuilding a Nikki...

Carl - I know my time is rapidly evaporating, but if you think we can do it this weekend...




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