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Isn't the bellhousing removable on the cummins? The ones I have worked on have an bellhousing adapter plate that is removable from the engine block after the flex plate is removed. As you already stated, a helicoil would be the best repair, but I think if you cant get it out, a longer bolt or...

Start with the correct gap on the plugs as Dman stated above....

Wow...very nice Jedi!

Nice score!

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Yeah I had them, but ended up removing them as I felt they gave the cops a reason to pay attention to me. I tried using the led strips but couldn't get the light output good enough. What ended up working the best for me was a set of led clearance lights that are used on a semi, and are readily...

Sad news Kyle. RIP Josh.

WOW. Sad to hear! Great comedian and actor.

I slowly move around a little, that way oncoming cars notice the movement, but as they pass I stay in the left tire lane. I generally stay in the left tire lane when riding like miles stated because I know there is less crap in the road

Very nice!

Spraying a little oil in the cylinders and the compression raising as a result usually means a piston ring issue, but checking the valve lash can't hurt.

Hang in there John! Bike is coming along nicely BTW.

#4 looks way richer than the other 3.

If someone had a lathe they could buzz up a plug with an undercut for an o-ring.....but its probably easier to just buy the OEM plugs!

You sure it's spark your missing? Could be the carbs are plugged?

Looks great! !

I don't know Danny....it might be the mod monkey tunneling towards your garage!

Coming home from Tenn yesterday, blew a fuel return line at the cooler. Then in KY, some ******* in a semi locked his brakes up then swerved into my lane. Had to cram on my brakes and blew a rear line. My 30 foot camper's brakes had given out on the way down, so I had to drive 350 miles on front...

Oberlin is 10 minutes South of me, and let me say there are some STRANGE cookies going to college and living there....not all of them, but quite a few!

If it was working correctly before the wreck, perhaps there is damage to something causing the issue?