shocktower

A design is public knowledge after you release it without patent protection. Absolutely nothing in the witsend product lineup is patentable. Trade secrets are IP. Joey made nothing. He farmed everything out. His trade secrets would amount to...

If anyone really believes that his Joeyness is gone for good as a result of this, they're nuts. Give it a year, maybe two and he'll resurface like some mythical creature that can regrow its own head (or maybe ass in his case) and be quietly back...

There actually quite a few cool parts on my cruiser that came from Wits End It’s sad it went the way it did ! But it went on for years and Joey was at the top of the bad sellers section for a long time and still is.

I can’t believe people still order from this Clown 🤷‍♂️

I tried the 100 series pads, meh. I chalk those up to mud mania. I have had much better results with EBC greenstuff pads.

Tried 100 pads once. Not impressed: stopped my rig about the same as 80 pads. Did not like the way the 100 pads overhang the outer edge of the rotor. As they wear down, it can leave a false lip. It's harmless, but it LOOKS like there is a lot...

Yes, when I put 100 series pads on my LX, part of the pad hung over on each end of rotor and didn't touch rotor being that they are bigger than the stock pads...so that part did not wear. So when pads would wear down to 1/4" to half way I noticed...

I tried the "100 series front pads fad" and had braking issues so went back to 80 pads....the 100's are just to big and wear wrong on rotor because of partial pad hang-over. Your's sound like it has issues beyond pads though....

You got it. The lower weight of the 80 negates the ratio gap in the nv4500. You do need to raise the governed speed to atleast 3000 though. An NV4500 is not fun to drive with an engine that defuels at 2300 rpm. 6 speed is important in a 4 ton...

He is just saying that he subscribed to your thread--- presumably because he is interested and wants to see what else you have to say.

Keeping the HF2A. The adapter is made in house.