ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by Roy W » Thu Jan 24, 2013 6:37 pm

parts painted and loosely fixed around a 604e donor engine, all stood in a 'shiney stand'

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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by ZIP TIE » Thu Jan 24, 2013 7:46 pm

arceye wrote:
Roy, you can post too many photos of the same thing you know. :shock:
No you can't :D When it comes to mods the more clear detailed photos the better and even then you will still get someone asking "Please can you take a picture from underneath on the right hand side at the back whilst upside down ?" So they can copy it.
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by rustybike » Thu Jan 24, 2013 9:26 pm

Verrrrry Niccce Phil. 8-)
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by arceye » Thu Jan 24, 2013 9:49 pm

ZIP TIE wrote:
arceye wrote:
Roy, you can post too many photos of the same thing you know. :shock:
No you can't :D When it comes to mods the more clear detailed photos the better and even then you will still get someone asking "Please can you take a picture from underneath on the right hand side at the back whilst upside down ?" So they can copy it.
I took lots of photos at different stages if anyone wants to see a particular bit. But i thought there are plenty of frame mod pics if you search the forum.
In hindsight it is a better idea to use the 350 engine mount. Less work. ;)
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by ZIP TIE » Thu Jan 24, 2013 10:11 pm

arceye wrote: I took lots of photos at different stages if anyone wants to see a particular bit.
All of them! I is liking pictures :D
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by Roy W » Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:00 am

post the photos Phil. A picture paints a thousand words as they say.
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by MONKEY » Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:57 pm

I have to ask the question - and please excuse my ignorance but what is the advantage of putting a 604e into and armstrong other than you have an armstrong to fit it to, is the armstrong better to fit the 604e in? ( Speaking as someone who has a 604e modified MT350 ).
Just curious.
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by Roy W » Fri Jan 25, 2013 6:13 pm

MONKEY wrote:I have to ask the question - and please excuse my ignorance but what is the advantage of putting a 604e into and armstrong other than you have an armstrong to fit it to, is the armstrong better to fit the 604e in? ( Speaking as someone who has a 604e modified MT350 ).
Just curious.
The advantage is having a couple of Armstrong frames in the back of the garage :D

Personally I prefer the riding position on an Armstrong and this is going to be a hybrid, 350 front end, 604 engine, 500 rear end and frame.

Plus, Arceye converted the frame as part of a deal.

Using a 350 frame would be plug and play and a lot easier.
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by arceye » Fri Jan 25, 2013 9:56 pm

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Sorry, some photos got deleted. :oops:
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Re: ARCEYE pulls a blinder !

Post by MONKEY » Fri Jan 25, 2013 10:05 pm

Roy W wrote:
MONKEY wrote:I have to ask the question - and please excuse my ignorance but what is the advantage of putting a 604e into and armstrong other than you have an armstrong to fit it to, is the armstrong better to fit the 604e in? ( Speaking as someone who has a 604e modified MT350 ).
Just curious.
The advantage is having a couple of Armstrong frames in the back of the garage :D

Personally I prefer the riding position on an Armstrong and this is going to be a hybrid, 350 front end, 604 engine, 500 rear end and frame.

Plus, Arceye converted the frame as part of a deal.

Using a 350 frame would be plug and play and a lot easier.
Don't get me wrong - just expanding my knowledge if these machines. Was just curious to know if there was an advantage. Also have an Armstrong which is a doer upper and still not got the hang of kicking it so tend to fall back on the '350' fir ease. Not ride. A 500 so nothing to compare it with other than being vertically challenged the 500 gives me more foot on the ground.
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