slededjr
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Now that’s impressive lol. Need a bottom end?
It Was Not The Belt!
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06 Dragon
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Yes, and top end. Not much left that is good. The head and reeds.lol
Sled denny
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Probably was a few bangs holy sorry to hear
HotShotHarry
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Wow. Thats unreal. Im rebuilding a 07 ptek 860 RKTek right now. The 860 done up right can be pretty hard on the cranks. This one has only about 1000 miles on it and the runout is 10-12 thou on a brand new installed crank. It’s turning a 156x3” track so its working.... hard.
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Yes, I have never seen one grenade that badly before. I could understand it if he was full power making a climb or something. All he did was start it after helping out with a stuck sled to move it out of the way. Grabbed some throttle carved out of the way and bang, rattle rattle. Moved about 10 meters from starting point.
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HotShotHarry
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That’s definitely the worst one I’ve seen. This was in your sons XRS?
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06 Dragon
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Yes, my sons sled. He had it since new.
Chronic Cat
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3-4 packages of JB weld and that phucker will be making 2 stroke smoke by midnight if you and the boy are eager enough lol!
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Bnorth
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scientifically proven by facts that prove it
banditpowdercoat
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Screw JB, couple rags soaked in Seal-All will cure that bottom end. Save the JB for reshaping the ports for more PAH
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