D Dan Guest Mar 22, 2004 #2 lol fair play, can't argue with that! mine's in bits aswell, the only difference being that if i ever need mine it can be put back together without the aid of super-glue fair play though dude... brute force!
lol fair play, can't argue with that! mine's in bits aswell, the only difference being that if i ever need mine it can be put back together without the aid of super-glue fair play though dude... brute force!
A andy Guest Mar 22, 2004 #3 Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out i got mine out that why,its a very techical and precise method of extracting a standard
Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out i got mine out that why,its a very techical and precise method of extracting a standard
A Anonymous Guest Mar 22, 2004 #4 Re: Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out hmm did the same here... didnt look like that tho... wtf u do put a grenade in the top and put the lid back on??? nice work tho... wat did u do with the pip behind the front left light. i just got mine hangin there can it be removed?? smee
Re: Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out hmm did the same here... didnt look like that tho... wtf u do put a grenade in the top and put the lid back on??? nice work tho... wat did u do with the pip behind the front left light. i just got mine hangin there can it be removed?? smee
OP OP G gordon b Guest Mar 22, 2004 #5 Re: Re: Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out the screws on the arch lining were siezed and so were the ones on the airbox so just attacked it with a drill, hammer and chisel. u mean the hose from the intake??? that just pulls out
Re: Re: Re: Re: alternative way to get airbox out the screws on the arch lining were siezed and so were the ones on the airbox so just attacked it with a drill, hammer and chisel. u mean the hose from the intake??? that just pulls out