Let's start over......
06-11-2011, 07:17 PM
06-11-2011, 07:31 PM
06-11-2011, 09:03 PM
agreed! Glad you are safe Jim
I have never heard a Magnaflow that I liked. I would not spend the money to end up with such a weak sound. Might as well remain stock. Now, I'm sure I have not hear the little short Magnaflows, they may be better. One of the best sounds I have hear was on Pam's 03. It was a Raven and I think it may be a Flowmaster copycat.
Just got back from one of my friends houses. I was riding his dirtbike and the dog followed me the whole time. I was riding for about 45 minutes so she's pretty wore out. Plus she was swimming for 20 or so minutes plus playing with his dog. Gonna be a peaceful night here! 
RIP to all those friends you guys are mourning or praying for :angle: Hopefully the ones living will make recoveries
06-11-2011, 09:04 PM
Damn , good idea. I happen to have 4 of those little power chairs. Not sure what to do with them. They are pretty quick lol. A buddy who works at a convalescent home was cleaning out their boiler room and asked if I wanted them. They're not the hoover round make. Pride mobility or something like that. I tell you what , they sure are built well. I bet they could pull a mower (?) I wonder -
06-11-2011, 09:09 PM
Damn , good idea. I happen to have 4 of those little power chairs. Not sure what to do with them. They are pretty quick lol. A buddy who works at a convalescent home was cleaning out their boiler room and asked if I wanted them. They're not the hoover round make. Pride mobility or something like that. I tell you what , they sure are built well. I bet they could pull a mower (?) I wonder -
06-11-2011, 09:46 PM
Okay, will do lol. I was thinking the front end might be a little light, but those power chairs steer with the rear wheels by cutting power from one to the other, they have two separate heavy duty motors. Wheely bars on the back, not kidding lol. bars extending w/extra set of small wheels. Can't believe how well they're built. 3 of them are 12 volt systems and one has a 24 volt system. I only have 4 batteries tho. Two of those chairs didn't have the batteries. Probably just going to fix them up a little and donate them.
06-11-2011, 09:57 PM
Okay, will do lol. I was thinking the front end might be a little light, but those power chairs steer with the rear wheels by cutting power from one to the other, they have two separate heavy duty motors. Wheely bars on the back, not kidding lol. bars extending w/extra set of small wheels. Can't believe how well they're built. 3 of them are 12 volt systems and one has a 24 volt system. I only have 4 batteries tho. Two of those chairs didn't have the batteries. Probably just going to fix them up a little and donate them.