69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
Looks like you're nearly there mate. Always liked this built can't wait to see it up and running.
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
I got a Package in the Mail the other Day.The Gears for my Kicker & Carb parts.Got the Tranny closed up, but the Carb Part was wrong.Have to search for another.Its a discontinued Part so may be hard to find.Went back to Work too.Got sent to a Paving Contractor so looks like night Work.That blows, but its work.
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
Not sure where you've tried for the carb parts but I've had good luck with MAP in Florida. There a few small shops that are good for finding the hard to find stuff:
Skinner's Motorcycles in Auburn,Al
British American in Atlanta
Ken
Skinner's Motorcycles in Auburn,Al
British American in Atlanta
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Thanks for the tip on other Shops.The Guy who had the Tranny Parts says he has one.I think the Distributor Idea is gonna get scrapped.I can't find an Ignition Box.I was gonna run an MSD Box, but they don't make one for 3 Cylinder.
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
Try 3 cylinder distributor off of a Geo , parts dont care where they are if they work
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
Thats what I have on there.The Distributor is a Magnetic Pickup.I need an Ignition Box in order for it to fire.I figured I would be able to run an MSD, but they dont make one for a 3 Cylinder.
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
The Light at the end of the Tunnel is getting brighter.The charging System in all wired up.Would've been able to say the same for the Ignition had I not dropped one of my fuckin Coils & broke it.I finished hooking up the Brake.The missing Parts for the Clutch are in.Need to figure out how to adjust it, then I can make up a Cable for that.Carb Parts are on there way.Carbs should be all set by mid Week.Just a few Parts left to PC.
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
Decided to play around with this one Today.Started hooking up the Clutch Pedal.Looks a little funky, but the Cable pulls through the bend real nice.
....Also have a Question if Someone could answer...The Hole in the Pic where the Cable for the Slider in the Carb goes,there's supposed to be a rubber Grommet I guess Yuo'd call it.Well I've called several Places & noone has it.I'm concidering filling the Holes with Silicone.After a couple Days just work the Cable loose so it slides free.Any Thoughts on that?Should I try & cut Rubber to fit in the Holes?Changing the shape of the Earth...1 bucket at a time...IUOE local 825 top of the food chain
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
bet u could find a Viton o ring in mc master carr
ever notice when you hit somethin or someone with a hammer you feel instantly better
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
I'll check them out...thanks
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
+1 too that possible route too!
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Re: 69 BSA Rocket3... the Unholy Virgin
If you silicone it grease or oil the cable lightly it should free up no problem, a little short plastic tube with a bit of shrink wrap might look good and work
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I think this is what I'll try 1st.dirtbag wrote:If you silicone it grease or oil the cable lightly it should free up no problem
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