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My Technigas Next exhaust pipe arrived from Heeters today. I installed it and the engine started on the first kick and purred. I removed the carburetor and upped the main jet to a 58. It started on the first kick again, but now my idle is crazy high; it feels like a wide open throttle as soon as the A55 engine starts. Any help would be appreciated as I'm getting wicked RPMs at idle and this thing will fly once I get it tuned.
posted by 100YearsOfTrash @ 12:26 AM
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His was the golden gravel voice of the Pittsburgh Steelers; the only voice I can remember.
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He is, in my opinion, one in the holy trinity of Jamaican reggae producers. Preceded only by Coxsone Dodd, and mentor to Lee Perry, Joe Gibbs died in Kingston last Thursday, February 21, 2008.
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Some is good. Here is a list of legislation Ralph Nader is responsible for:
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20 Million Pounds Eaten, USDA Says
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Cold.
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37 year old Togo born King Mensah is one of Africa's leading contemporary artists. His four albums and fifteen years as a creative force in film, music , and dance have earned him attention and success the world over. Here is his profile on National Geographic's World Music Database, and here is the story of Tubman alum and Fed drummer KB's recent encounter with King Mensah in Togo.
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I headed up to Pittsburgh a few months back for a packed weekend of Steeler football, Pitt basketball, Primanti sandwiches, Sir pizza, and theatre. The drive from DC to PGH isn't bad, and one knows they are close when WDVE tunes in a dozen or so miles out of Breezewood. And, that's when one starts to get excited. One might even call 333-WDVE and ask Michelle Micheals to play the most underated of all classic rock bands, Thin Lizzy. And, The Boys Are Back in Town might come on 'dve just after one passes through the Sewickley Tubes, when one rounds that bend in the turnpike and catches one's first view of the skyline.
MP3 Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back in Town
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