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Special Cannondale Tools
You can buy the tools like your dealer has including flywheel pullers and any thing else.
SPX 1-800-328-6657
SPX 1-800-328-6657
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[*]Air Filter K&N, Twin Air, No Toil, Uni
[*]A-arms Houser, Gibson, LSR, American Star, Walsh Racecraft, Eyeball
[*]Axles RPM. Lonestar, Durablue, RAD
[*]Balance shafts [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Bearing Carriers RAD
[*]Brake Calipers same as DS650?
[*]Brake Lines Galfer
[*]Brake Rotors Hardkor, RAD. Stock DS650
[*]Brake Pads (front) EBC FA121
[*]Brake Pads (rear) EBC FA181
[*]Bumper AC, PRM, Graydon
[*]Chain 520 ?????????????????? 96
[*]Chain Roller Honda 98-2001 CR250
[*]Clutch Cover RIS
[*]Clutch baskets (outer) [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email], R&S Performance
[*]Clutch packs Dealer Only so far
[*]ECU Optimum Power
[*]Engine Mount update Quadsource,R&S Performance
[*]Engine Stud update Quadsource
[*]Engine upgrades South Bay Moto, Trinity
[*]Engine side cover gasket Cometic
[*]Exhaust (headpipes) HMF, Trinity, South Bay Moto, TC Racing, Graydon
[*]Exhaust (silencers) HMF, Trinity, Big Gun, TC Racing. Graydon
[*]Exhaust (crush washer) Honda TRX90
[*]Flywheel Puller KTM
[*]Fuel Filter WIX 3011, NAPA Gold 3011
[*]Fuel Pump Optimum Power
[*]Gas Cap RIS
[*]Kill Switch Pingle
[*]Kill switch plate Arens
[*]Hoods Quadtech
[*]Hubs Hardkor
[*]Nerf Bars AC, Graydon
[*]Oil Filters (paper) dealer only
[*]Oil Filter (stainless) Scotts, Dual Star, [url]http://www.americandirtbike.com [/url]
[*]Oil Filter Cover RIS
[*]Piston Wiseco, Quadshop
[*]Plastic Cyra, Fullbore
[*]Radiator Scoops OMF, PC Products
[*]Seat Covers [url]www.atvseatcovers.com,[/url] Nac??????????????????s, Quadtech
[*]Shocks Elka, Axis, PEP, Ohlins, Works
[*]Skid Plates PRM, Graydon
[*]Sprocket (front) Sprocket Specialist, KTM
[*]Sprocket (rear) Honda 250r or 400ex
[*]Starter gears [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Stator Cover RIS
[*]Steering Dampers Scotts, Ohlins, Denton
[*]Steering Stems Arens, Houser
[*]Swingarms Walsh Racecraft; Lonestar
[*]Tie Rods RetroZ (forum member)
[*]Tie Rod boots Quadshop
[*]Tie Rod Ends RetroZ (forum member)
[*]Timing gears [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Tools (specialty) SPX 1-800-328-6657
[*]Trans Bearings SKF 6004 2zjem ball brg.
SKF nu205 ecp cyl. roll brg.
FAFNIR 205kg ball brg.
Consolidated 6004 zznr
[*]Trans gears or shafts [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Trans close ratio gears Southbay Moto, R&S Performance
[*]Wheels ITP, Douglas, Hiper (Honda pattern, 4/1 offset)
[*]6-pack rack PRM (400 ex), Quadshop
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[*]Air Filter K&N, Twin Air, No Toil, Uni
[*]A-arms Houser, Gibson, LSR, American Star, Walsh Racecraft, Eyeball
[*]Axles RPM. Lonestar, Durablue, RAD
[*]Balance shafts [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Bearing Carriers RAD
[*]Brake Calipers same as DS650?
[*]Brake Lines Galfer
[*]Brake Rotors Hardkor, RAD. Stock DS650
[*]Brake Pads (front) EBC FA121
[*]Brake Pads (rear) EBC FA181
[*]Bumper AC, PRM, Graydon
[*]Chain 520 ?????????????????? 96
[*]Chain Roller Honda 98-2001 CR250
[*]Clutch Cover RIS
[*]Clutch baskets (outer) [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email], R&S Performance
[*]Clutch packs Dealer Only so far
[*]ECU Optimum Power
[*]Engine Mount update Quadsource,R&S Performance
[*]Engine Stud update Quadsource
[*]Engine upgrades South Bay Moto, Trinity
[*]Engine side cover gasket Cometic
[*]Exhaust (headpipes) HMF, Trinity, South Bay Moto, TC Racing, Graydon
[*]Exhaust (silencers) HMF, Trinity, Big Gun, TC Racing. Graydon
[*]Exhaust (crush washer) Honda TRX90
[*]Flywheel Puller KTM
[*]Fuel Filter WIX 3011, NAPA Gold 3011
[*]Fuel Pump Optimum Power
[*]Gas Cap RIS
[*]Kill Switch Pingle
[*]Kill switch plate Arens
[*]Hoods Quadtech
[*]Hubs Hardkor
[*]Nerf Bars AC, Graydon
[*]Oil Filters (paper) dealer only
[*]Oil Filter (stainless) Scotts, Dual Star, [url]http://www.americandirtbike.com [/url]
[*]Oil Filter Cover RIS
[*]Piston Wiseco, Quadshop
[*]Plastic Cyra, Fullbore
[*]Radiator Scoops OMF, PC Products
[*]Seat Covers [url]www.atvseatcovers.com,[/url] Nac??????????????????s, Quadtech
[*]Shocks Elka, Axis, PEP, Ohlins, Works
[*]Skid Plates PRM, Graydon
[*]Sprocket (front) Sprocket Specialist, KTM
[*]Sprocket (rear) Honda 250r or 400ex
[*]Starter gears [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Stator Cover RIS
[*]Steering Dampers Scotts, Ohlins, Denton
[*]Steering Stems Arens, Houser
[*]Swingarms Walsh Racecraft; Lonestar
[*]Tie Rods RetroZ (forum member)
[*]Tie Rod boots Quadshop
[*]Tie Rod Ends RetroZ (forum member)
[*]Timing gears [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Tools (specialty) SPX 1-800-328-6657
[*]Trans Bearings SKF 6004 2zjem ball brg.
SKF nu205 ecp cyl. roll brg.
FAFNIR 205kg ball brg.
Consolidated 6004 zznr
[*]Trans gears or shafts [email]sales@hanovergear.com[/email]
[*]Trans close ratio gears Southbay Moto, R&S Performance
[*]Wheels ITP, Douglas, Hiper (Honda pattern, 4/1 offset)
[*]6-pack rack PRM (400 ex), Quadshop
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Re: ANOTHER PART I NEED!!
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Anyone know where I can get a starter sylniod? (spelling)
Anyone know where I can get a starter sylniod? (spelling)
The Quadshop should have them. Right after I got mine, it went out and I replaced it through a dealer. It's a solenoid by the way. And we got pretty close timed quads. Your USA Cannibal is #152 and mine's #153. Go figure that. Good luck finding one though.
Oh, and parts list. UM also makes skids and shrouds for the Dales at some pretty good prices. I'm running one right now and might buy some shrouds.
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Class 900,
Okay I have seen two of these liners crack right by the indent.The ones I saw looked like they drilled the indent in too deep.I thought this was the cause.Someone posted that they also cracked two liners and second time they put it together they put the indent towards the intake rather than the exhaust and it still cracked on the exhaust side opposite the indent.This led me to believe it was caused by a hot spot and cavitation which the Evans will take care of.Yes the Evans runs hotter than regular antifreeze but it wont boil out.We need to figure out why the liners crack.Are you sure yours wasnt cracked before you put the Evans in?
The kits are on the website links I posted.I believe you can get stock or bored.I havent called them yet.You dont need to run race gas if you do mix 50/50 with premium and watch or remove the o-rings in quick disconnects.I am working on getting new quick disconnects they use a brown o-ring whick wont swell.They are used on boats for the force outboard motor.Sold at most places with Marine.I would like to get a 90 deg. end though.What about map work?
Okay I have seen two of these liners crack right by the indent.The ones I saw looked like they drilled the indent in too deep.I thought this was the cause.Someone posted that they also cracked two liners and second time they put it together they put the indent towards the intake rather than the exhaust and it still cracked on the exhaust side opposite the indent.This led me to believe it was caused by a hot spot and cavitation which the Evans will take care of.Yes the Evans runs hotter than regular antifreeze but it wont boil out.We need to figure out why the liners crack.Are you sure yours wasnt cracked before you put the Evans in?
The kits are on the website links I posted.I believe you can get stock or bored.I havent called them yet.You dont need to run race gas if you do mix 50/50 with premium and watch or remove the o-rings in quick disconnects.I am working on getting new quick disconnects they use a brown o-ring whick wont swell.They are used on boats for the force outboard motor.Sold at most places with Marine.I would like to get a 90 deg. end though.What about map work?
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There were two types of liners made. The early ones machined from extrusion, the second were made by Asso and are made from a casting. The Asso liners are more brittle and weaker than the earlier liners. The hole was drilled too deep on the Asso liners which doesn't help. There were liners made at the end that had no holes drilled at all this should work fine, but the best liners are the earlier ones.