Love the cool registration numbers on the liquifire! Did you put those on?

Thought some of you may find this game fun.

http://www.teagames.com/games/polardrift/play.php

I'm pretty sure he means that you should take your time typing your questions or problems here or get someone to help you with the typing. You're probably better off doing it this way because you will get more help rather then just one person giving you advice. And please don't anybody take this the...

Does anybody have a cool JD icon they use for a desktop link to this site? I've been looking but can't seem to find one. I just wnat it to to stand out on my desktop. Thanks!

Cyclone crazy hit it on the head. I installed a tach on my trailfire and the light wouldn't work. The fix was a little jumper wire from the speedo mounting bracket to the tach mounting bracket. The plastic dash does not ground the instrument.

A nice big sheet metal screw works well also and you don't have to worry about getting the t-nuts in the exact right location so they line up with the holes in the tunnel. Just line up the seat where it belongs and run the screws in.

What do they fit?

OK Sir, thank you very much. I'll be waiting to hear from you.

Joe,
Can you give me an idea on when you might have time to work on my clutch? Thanks!

I would like a set of sintructions also if you don't mind. I am installing a kit on my 80 Sportfire. Thanks!

I thnik John's Upholstery does embroidery. I know he did some on my Liquifire seat.

Is 105 psi really good enough for the compression? I know my Sportfore and Trailfire are around 150-160 on fresh pistons and rings. Just asking.........

Are you talking about the Frappr pictures at the top of the page 83Black? I'd like to see more pics of your sled.

Hey Joe, Remember my TR800? I guess you're very busy racing. How's that going for you this season? Sorry to bug you, I just thought I'd ask!

Well here is shot of my 12 year old son on the Sportfire taken today. We had so much fun. I ended up pulling all my kids and their friends on a plastic sled tied to the snowmobile.