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I think I have the same wheels but I’ve been reluctant to put them on because I haven’t found the lug nuts for them and that are studs are too short.
BUT looking closely at the himar pictures online they lug nuts don’t appear to have any of the studs threads sticking out.
I’ve been on here for a long time been busy building mine and haven’t taken the time to post my progress. I’ll try post progress photos on my soon. But here is a a quick look.
here is a short list of things I’ve done so far.
Everything was custom made by me.
2 fuel tanks totaling 225 gallons...
I am an engineer and have a machine shop, but he’s absolutely correct the drawings are in the manual somewhere. I had them in my photo library so I thought they would be useful. They are spot on for the balance point. It makes the transmission float perfectly level. Sorry I haven’t posted earlier.
Congratulations Will.
He’s helped supply me with many parts for my M1078A1, always been great dealing with him.
I recommend him to others all the time.
Good luck.
Wish I could help, So many things that could be wrong. For starters mine had all the fluids drained and all the plugs were missing. So before I even thought of batteries I had to source all the different plugs and put about 30-40 gallons of different fluids back in it, like coolant, engine oil...
I did the gear change and it’s one of the best upgrades I’ve done. It’s not because I want to go 70 mph it’s because I want to go 55-60 without the engine screaming at me. After the change with an average speed of 55-60 the interior noise level reduced, I gained almost 2mpg and the shift points...
Are the bearings you’re finding about 1/16” diameter x 3/16” long?
That’s the size of broken bearings I found in mine attached to the output speed sensor.
Before discovering them, I trouble shooted Everything else imaginable. Then discovering the broken bearings and contacted different...
The connecting rods come with the door lock kit.
The door lock kit comes with a remote receiver box for the key chain remotes to work with.
you can always call me 863-781-0165.
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