Jardine Install

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Sorry 'bout the neighbor....when you do the forks, i recomend race tek seals....very pleased with mine





-----Original Message-----
From: John Soliday <johnsoliday at msn.com>
To: 'GPZ List' <gpzlist at micapeak.com>
Sent: Tue, Apr 13, 2010 10:26 pm
Subject: Jardine Install


So everything was going well other than the 50+ mph wind gusts that keep
anking the car cover off my Nova :-(  So I yanked the radiator loose and
ook off the oil cooler and lines to get the stock exhaust off the GPZ.  The
ardine header went on with no problems, so I buttened up the front end and
tarted her up, yeah, that sounds pretty sweet, no muffler.  Not really that
oud, and I needed to warm it up to get the bubbles out of the cooling
ystem.  Got some fresh antifreeze and mixed her up and guess who came by my
arage,....the cops!!!!  My stupid anal retentive, retired, nothing better
o do, neighbor across the street called the cops!!!  Could she come over
nd say the bike was too loud???, ...NOOOOOOO.  Heck, my bike was in my
arage, not even in the driveway, my front door was open and the door to the
ouse through the garage was open.  I had the radio playing in the garage
nd if any of you have idled a GPZ with an open pipe, you know it's not THAT
oud, especially if you're across the street!!!  That woman has called the
ops on me and my neighbors for having a block party and she thinks all of
he cats in the neighborhood poop in her yard on purpose, she even has two
igns in her yard, one with a dog, and another with a cat with a big red NO
ross across the animals.  Some people just don't have any clue how to deal
ith others.  If she had just come over and said the bike was a bit too loud
t wouldn't have been a problem.  Now we get to wait to get our
evenge....HAHAHAHA!!!
 
On another note, the Andy supplied Jardine is now nicely baked in from
dling in the garage and the VHT header paint should be rock hard.  We'll
et her completely together tomorrow and take her out for a spin.  Then it's
ejetting, and the forks to be done and a progress report.
 
Cheers,
 
John