Hurry may noy last long!!!!

[schlim66]

When I opened it all I got was some graphics and a bunch of question marks. Do I need to use a particular program for it to work right?

Schlim66

[tucker hauser]

thank u thats a great link

[ronyd]

guys, no disrespect, but this is for PCs only. The file is an ISO filesystem which needs to
be mounted. You need to download the Virtual CloneDrive program (see page one of this thread for the link). Once downloaded, run the program (it's a setup program). When completed, it will recognize this ISO file and you will see the results.

You don;t have to understand under the hood stuff about ISO, mount, etc. the missing link is on page 1 of this thread.

hope this helps everyone...

[GixxerKiller1]

Originally Posted by ronyd

guys, no disrespect, but this is for PCs only. The file is an ISO filesystem which needs to
be mounted. You need to download the Virtual CloneDrive program (see page one of this thread for the link). Once downloaded, run the program (it's a setup program). When completed, it will recognize this ISO file and you will see the results.

You don;t have to understand under the hood stuff about ISO, mount, etc. the missing link is on page 1 of this thread.

hope this helps everyone...

You're half right. An ISO file will open automatically on a Mac without any additional software. (source: Easily Mount an ISO in Mac OS X)

Unfortunately, the program contained in this download is an executable (.exe) which will only work on the Windows platform.

As stated earlier, Windows will work (in some cases better) on any Mac since 2006. (source: Apple - Mac OS X - Windows Compatibility - How Mac works with PCs)

[ronyd]

+1 Gixxer. Should have mentioned that. For mac users, then either with new PowerPC for intel (using bootcamp) or if older macs using programs like VirtualPC (which I have and run), should work.
thankx for clarification Gixxer.

[Slim]

does anyone still have this? i would appecieate a PM, as it figures when i require it, for some reason it has gone missing in the depths of my computer, lol

[koolcaymancops-S1krr]

link no good ?????

[Slim]

no, none of them are. if someone can send me a link, ill throw it up on demonoid or some other torrent sites, my torrents never turn off so ill seed till she will seed no more.

also, i just inatlled case covers from GB racing, they say torque to 10nm, which is fine. but when i checked the torque of all the other bolts on the case, they were no where near 10nm. so thats kinda why i want it, among other things.

[WarpSpeed]

Originally Posted by Slim

no, none of them are. if someone can send me a link, ill throw it up on demonoid or some other torrent sites, my torrents never turn off so ill seed till she will seed no more.

also, i just inatlled case covers from GB racing, they say torque to 10nm, which is fine. but when i checked the torque of all the other bolts on the case, they were no where near 10nm. so thats kinda why i want it, among other things.

Bit off topic but I got GB racing covers as well:
Torque for GB racing bolts=10nM
Torque for stock bolts=3nM and they are one time use only.

I, by mistake used 10nM and snapped it off... Fixed but lesson learnt so just saying that torque for same place might differ from stock and aftermarket part...
***
Clutch cover to crankcase
M6 x 35, Replace screw
Initial torque, 3 Nm
Final torque, 90°
****
I will see if I can upload it tonight...

[lobelsteve]

Originally Posted by blade1000

Bit off topic but I got GB racing covers as well:
Torque for GB racing bolts=10nM
Torque for stock bolts=3nM and they are one time use only.

I, by mistake used 10nM and snapped it off... Fixed but lesson learnt so just saying that torque for same place might differ from stock and aftermarket part...
***
Clutch cover to crankcase
M6 x 35, Replace screw
Initial torque, 3 Nm
Final torque, 90°
****
I will see if I can upload it tonight...