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Down below your master cylinder on frame it plugs into your proportional valve. Jed

Thanks for the Summit discount code GTX John. I really appreciate it. -Jed

Thanks for the Summit c

Hi John. Seeing if You have an extra Summit code left. I have a big order and Mahle Pistons are on sale right now. Thanks- Have a great day !!! -Jed

Your picture looks like it shows your front all the way in towards motor and rear all the way out. The opposite of the way it should be. Jed

I want to thank GTX JOHN for the discount codes, I really appreciate it. Thank You- Jed

Go-fish. PM sent. - Jed.

I’m at work now. PM with one later today. - Jed.

I sent you a pm. Jed.

Use JEGS code. Summit always matches. Just put in code box, always works for me. Right now it is BUILDIT but it always changes. -Jed.

Your wheel bearing looks shot!!! -Jed.

Hello- I am interested in one of the water bottles also. Thanks -Jed.

Back in the mid 1980's my tubeless slicks used to loose air, some racers told me the air seeps threw the rubber, take a thin layer of dish soap on inside of tire and rub it around, it fills in the porous holes. It worked great, held air on a couple different sets. Don't remember if it was "DAWN"...

Thank You hemi71x !!!! -Jed.

Hi All. I'm rebuilding some k/h brakes, re-packing wheel bearings, and want to put new bearing "SEALS" in, I checked six places, only found for 9" drum, 10" drum. They were out of a 1971 Dart. Any one know a # for the seal? Thank You. -Jed.