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Title: bike is gone but the car can proceed... Post by: fiero308 on April 21, 2003, 09:02:15 pm end of one era, start of another, I guess.
Old age creeps closer and closer. Go from the 2 wheeler to the 4 wheeler. Well, maybe now I can order those poly suspension bushings and the stainless brake lines - oops! are they illegal under the proposed new bill? Better wait; but then I won't be able to drive my car at all........... It isn't "STOCK". Hmmm :o New Lord of the Motionless Fiero (it's ok; I checked with Steve first) Title: Re:bike is gone but the car can proceed... Post by: Sentinel on April 21, 2003, 09:21:17 pm Here is a thread you may want to consider before getting the Poly bushings
http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/034827.html Title: Re:bike is gone but the car can proceed... Post by: fiero308 on April 21, 2003, 09:31:57 pm small world from an information point of view, I guess....... ironically, I was reading this stuff at 6:30 this AM (oh well) and it was quite interesting.
It isn't extremely surprising to me - the poly is more plastic than elastic so it will not 'rebound' to its original form after a number of severe loadings (like rubber would) .... And likely anyone who puts in poly is going to LOAD it, I am guessing.......... Herb Adams had his own recommendations that I will have to dig up again; I sort of figure he is a smart guy on this topic. He promoted nylon if I remember right. And zerk fittings. Nice little detail. But this legislation thing really is troubling. I finally am able to start on my dream project and some #$@#%#$^ politicians (imagine something lower than low in my esteem charts....) are going to make life difficult for me. ::) Title: Re:bike is gone but the car can proceed... Post by: Sentinel on April 21, 2003, 09:43:42 pm I think the reality of it actually going through are slim and most likely would go after Nitrous Oxide, LED's , let's just hope
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