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Offline BenelliSEI

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Re: What did you do to your non-motorcycle vehicle today?
« Reply #4050 on: April 21, 2025, 04:31:43 PM »
Joe…… fairly large work list!

Spent the day cleaning up small items on the race car and still lots to do. We’re heading to the track Thursday afternoon so “short week”! Three sets of brake pads arrived today,nothing missing. The fuel cell vent pipe pushes out a bit of gas when we deliberately over fill (1/2 way up the 3” fill pipe). Going to make a catch tank that will fit in the first part of the vertical vent hose. Every little bit helps as we just barely make it through a full 120 minute driving stint…….

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Re: What did you do to your non-motorcycle vehicle today?
« Reply #4051 on: April 21, 2025, 08:38:16 PM »
Today it was new shoes and drums on the Tundra.
It took me longer to back off the adjusters than it did change the brakes. ::)
New drums because I figured at ~276K miles I'd gotten my money's worth out the originals.

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Offline Don R

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Re: What did you do to your non-motorcycle vehicle today?
« Reply #4052 on: Today at 03:24:17 PM »
 I started re-piping the fuel pump and carb on the dragster, I had intended to keep everything ready to bolt back on but that didn't happen. The fuel pump to regulator line may or may not reach, that's a shame it's one of the newer ones.
 I did try super glue on the braided hose before the cut and the covering didn't unravel much, I might be on to something.
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