What Did You Do To Your Busa, Today?
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c10
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He's fine . Just off the phone with him .
Stupid busy @ work. Said he was going to pop in soon here .
Bigpopa64
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Ok great I was worried about him
Bigpopa64
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Do anyone know where I can buy these foam rubber pieces anywhere except for the stealership or their proper name or part number??????????? Thanks
Say, you don’t have to quote someone including yourself, to simply post a reply. 
Bigpopa64
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An answer to the question would have been nice but dont worry about I will do the work and solve my own problem thanks for the informationSay, you don’t have to quote someone including yourself, to simply post a reply.
Blkoutbusa
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Red or white gauges....leaning white
wouldn't be too hard to make those would it? They aren't too technical and all is pre-filter so I would make them.An answer to the question would have been nice but dont worry about I will do the work and solve my own problem thanks for the information
White is my vote too...
michael parris heuberger
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Im a lil biased and really like the red but that white doesn't look bad. But my vote still goes for red
I think white would be easier on your eyes w/o the glow that the red would give you. For short spurts after dark, red would look cool but for any extended rides after dark, white wins out.
08BusaKY
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White...
@c10 had talked me into a Sato shift arm long time ago, but I kept looking at the price of such a small part and kept putting it off. Finally ordered one and installed. I have to say, I love the “short throw” shifting that it offers on the hole closer to the shift shaft. I was kind of tricky to install due to my driven rearsets shift rod being longer than the OEM one. I had to remove one of the locking nuts to shorten the rod as muchu as possible, so shifter wouldn’t be too low and couldn’t get the Sato arm right at the 12o’clock position either. I couldn’t try it in the GP position due to lack of adjustment on the rod, but man do I love how tight the shifter feels with this combo. Thanks Bryan!!!
Tached1300
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Nothing major just removed one of the two factory stickers from the tank and washed her. About to clean and lube the chain Took her for a quick blast up to about 125 mph too, plan to get a few miles on her today and tomorrow
michael parris heuberger
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Hi I went and pick up the head to day. It is a work of art! I am also using a roller cam chain and ceramic cam bearings. Aluminum and Ti bolts are used where I can.
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