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KXp, That is a good idea and would work well. In the old days we used to light them up with a welding torch and burn it out. Smelly but fun. With the oil and lean ratios I run I never encounter enough carbon to worry about.
I hate to say this out loud but I will anyway. When I was young 12-14 maybe, I would take the pipe from my rm100 and put it in a small brush pile fire for a bit and them tap it with a rubber hammer. It got an unbelievable amout of carbon out. A little red neck Im sure but me were farmers and had red necks!
Quote from: jfabmotorsports.com on November 16, 2009, 12:21:18 PMI hate to say this out loud but I will anyway. When I was young 12-14 maybe, I would take the pipe from my rm100 and put it in a small brush pile fire for a bit and them tap it with a rubber hammer. It got an unbelievable amout of carbon out. A little red neck Im sure but me were farmers and had red necks! That's exactly what I was thinking!!!
Quote from: Good on November 18, 2009, 01:38:18 AMQuote from: jfabmotorsports.com on November 16, 2009, 12:21:18 PMI hate to say this out loud but I will anyway. When I was young 12-14 maybe, I would take the pipe from my rm100 and put it in a small brush pile fire for a bit and them tap it with a rubber hammer. It got an unbelievable amout of carbon out. A little red neck Im sure but me were farmers and had red necks! That's exactly what I was thinking!!!You were thinking I was a red neck?