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Is that Road Forced Balanced..That is the only way I balace All my tires.. I have had to much trouble doing it cheap way balancing for Intersate Driving
No idea, just take it to tire store and they do whatever they do. Never had any issues on any road.
Got the missing clips for the ebrake rear caliper install. I installed clips, adding brake pads, bled rear brake. I have to say adding pads to the new DDM rear caliper is So easy. And bleeding the caliper with speed bleeders is SO easy. Installed new zzp slotted front rotors. That was super easy. Couldn't install new DDM front calipers because supposed to use old pads to set the new rotors. Well, we are having a nor easter here so bedding rotors may be a week or 2 down the road. The front OEM rotors were at 20.2mm. So I didn't really have to buy new. But I figured what the hell, start out fresh and I'll probably never need new rotors. These are great projects for off season. Did the supercharger in the off season also.
Got the missing clips for the ebrake rear caliper install. I installed clips, adding brake pads, bled rear brake. I have to say adding pads to the new DDM rear caliper is So easy. And bleeding the caliper with speed bleeders is SO easy. Installed new zzp slotted front rotors. That was super easy. Couldn't install new DDM front calipers because supposed to use old pads to set the new rotors. Well, we are having a nor easter here so bedding rotors may be a week or 2 down the road. The front OEM rotors were at 20.2mm. So I didn't really have to buy new. But I figured what the hell, start out fresh and I'll probably never need new rotors. These are great projects for off season. Did the supercharger in the off season also.
what the heck is this off season you speak of?
These are great projects for off season. Did the supercharger in the off season also.
I thought I was going to take this winter off, but dang I want to wrench on something. Meeting with a LS builder on Sunday for a beer with a racing buddy, we'll see how that goes.
that is uncalled for - - - nasty!
what the heck is this off season you speak of?
It's called snowing!.
what the heck is this off season you speak of?
That's when it's so HOT in Southern CA you want to stay in the 'AC' 24/7.
That's when it's so HOT in Southern CA you want to stay in the 'AC' 24/7.
LoL!!! I think it would be..AWESOME!!!...Would you like some ...SNOW...LoL!!!
That's when it's so HOT in Southern CA you want to stay in the 'AC' 24/7.
well, in over 5 years I haven't let the heat stop me from riding yet - - just need to drive faster when its hot 
well, in over 5 years I haven't let the heat stop me from riding yet - - just need to drive faster when its hot
Or early in the am / late in the pm.
Or early in the am / late in the pm.
this morning when I road over to help my wife set up at her farmers market it was 38 degrees - beautiful and clear, but damn cold by my standards and almost made me wish I had a full windshield - - but in the end my double bubbles and the extra air flow they allow is better 90% to the time and I'm too lazy to be switching back n forth
Hot is hot a problem when you are moving but darn I hate long stop lights. Traffic jams are no fun either some time they can last hours on I 95.
Merry Christmas to all of you! Hope your having a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Look, even YOLO got a present this year....unfortunately the wife wouldn't let me put it under the tree. 2023 is going to be great though and excited to be tinkering again!
Merry Christmas to all of you! Hope your having a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Look, even YOLO got a present this year....unfortunately the wife wouldn't let me put it under the tree. 2023 is going to be great though and excited to be tinkering again!
looking forward to seeing another one out there!
Merry Christmas to all of you! Hope your having a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Look, even YOLO got a present this year....unfortunately the wife wouldn't let me put it under the tree. 2023 is going to be great though and excited to be tinkering again!
You mean it didn’t have a motor! Wow what a lucky Slingshot!
Merry Christmas to all of you! Hope your having a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Look, even YOLO got a present this year....unfortunately the wife wouldn't let me put it under the tree. 2023 is going to be great though and excited to be tinkering again!
What's up with women? Mine wouldn't let me hang my motorcycle from the living room ceiling. It's not like she'd have to dust it. Easy solution. 2nd tree in the garage.
Now give us the goods 3GunSteve . What's she getting?
Yup, saw this in some build sheets I've been reviewing and it made me smile 
When I bought my slingshot, it was wired with a battery tender plug. I have since bought a Noco jump start box, and a Noco battery charger. I swapped out the battery tender wiring, for the Noco jump start wiring. If I need to jump start the vehicle, I don't need to use the alligator clips. I can just plug the cable directly into the jump start box.
I did have to buy an adapter to connect the Noco battery charger to the jump start plug. I like the charger because it is selectable for lead-acid, AGM, or lithium-ion batteries, and it also desulfates automatically.
I took care of a recall item. I bought the Polaris kit (part # 2208580) to address the 50 amp fuse block issue in the battery compartment. The hardest part was de-pinning the wire from the fuse block. The rest was straightforward. My fuse block was not melted or damaged in any way, so I am glad I took care the fix before any issues popped up. I added an extra piece of adhesive lined shrink tubing over the piece supplied, to further seal the connection. If I have read correctly, I should be able to get re-imbursed for the cost of the kit.
I also swapped out the magnetic brake light switch for the TricLED mechanical switch. Plug and play install. It works like it is supposed to, but I may need to extend the slot on the bracket for a little more adjustment to allow the switch to compress a little more when the brake pedal is at rest. The brake lights come on as soon as I touch the peddle. I just need to make sure that it is not so sensitive that the brake lights are blinking when I am driving around and hitting bumps and such.
