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can someone identify this???
Can i use this to stop bike going into limp mode when fitting koso gauges??? I have an 89 nc30 k model..


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Re: can someone identify this???
Don't take this as a personal bash at you, but I don't know why people call it limp home mode.
Limp home mode is something modern cars go into when a sensor fails to avoid untoward engine damage.
What happens on the NC30 is a deliberate restriction to limit top speed.
Anyhow, that does look like a de-restriction box, not sure of the make but I assume it plugs in between the ignition box and the loom.
Plenty of ways to stop the speed restriction kicking in if you remove the stock gauges even without that box but sine you already have it, best to try that first.
Limp home mode is something modern cars go into when a sensor fails to avoid untoward engine damage.
What happens on the NC30 is a deliberate restriction to limit top speed.
Anyhow, that does look like a de-restriction box, not sure of the make but I assume it plugs in between the ignition box and the loom.
Plenty of ways to stop the speed restriction kicking in if you remove the stock gauges even without that box but sine you already have it, best to try that first.
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Re: can someone identify this???
Looks like an ironing board to to. 

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Re: can someone identify this???
Looks like he needs to iron out a few issues with the bike....
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Re: can someone identify this???
ha ha great jokes regarding the ironing board... What I need to know is if I put this type of derestrictor box on my 89 k nc30 will I have to do anything else to fit koso gauges without any problems?? Only stated limp mode same as everyone else in similar threads on here.. sorry..
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Re: can someone identify this???
I dont know what the box in the image is, looks like a derestrictor but I cant be sure from just a foto.
Best, easiest, cheaper (no cost at all) and no-drawback method of derestricting a VFR400R-NC30 is to do this:

This is the bikes 6pin CDI plug. The CDI side, not the bikes.
All you have to do, is get the orange_with_blue_line wire pin out of the plug, and stick it permanently to the black_with_white line wire.
Just what the image above shows.
In this way, the bikes 180kmh restrictor is completely gone. After doing this, you can also remove or modify or replace with aftermarket speedometer, with NO ''limp home'' issues.
Best, easiest, cheaper (no cost at all) and no-drawback method of derestricting a VFR400R-NC30 is to do this:

This is the bikes 6pin CDI plug. The CDI side, not the bikes.
All you have to do, is get the orange_with_blue_line wire pin out of the plug, and stick it permanently to the black_with_white line wire.
Just what the image above shows.
In this way, the bikes 180kmh restrictor is completely gone. After doing this, you can also remove or modify or replace with aftermarket speedometer, with NO ''limp home'' issues.
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Re: can someone identify this???
Or just fit a UK speedo, or remove the contacts inside the kph one 

Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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Re: can someone identify this???
Or not try to break the speed limit!
Oh yeah, that would be boring... lol


Oh yeah, that would be boring... lol




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Re: can someone identify this???
your all mis-understanding me guys I know this will derestrict the bike thats why i bought it lol...
What I want to know is if it is the right type of derestrictor box so that I can remove my speedo altogether and fit the koso rx1n gauge cluster without any issues as I have a 1989 jap import nc30 with a sensor in speedo wiring that tells ecu when clock is removed so the bike will not run right..??
What I want to know is if it is the right type of derestrictor box so that I can remove my speedo altogether and fit the koso rx1n gauge cluster without any issues as I have a 1989 jap import nc30 with a sensor in speedo wiring that tells ecu when clock is removed so the bike will not run right..??
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Re: can someone identify this???
thanks raptor but I am sure i read a thread on here with either rick oliver or drunkn munky who seem pretty clued up saying somthing about either wiring in a resistor to remove the clock or leaving the jap sensor in a waterproof bag which is crud ,, unless you had a certain type of derrestrictor box just tryin to find out if mines ok??