rvf build - it lives

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Re: rvf build - it lives

Post by jetblack » Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:41 pm

Just make sure the bottons don't get seized up with all that paint on. You might want to thread a bolt through the holes whack a washer and nut on and give them a turn to free them up.

Looks good though.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.

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Re: rvf build - it lives

Post by mo haggs » Sat Dec 21, 2013 11:55 pm

jetblack wrote:Yeah been looking at the pfms. Info seems a bit sketchy but as I understand they do a ductile iron version and a steel version too. I assume your running the ductile iron as its a race bike but I'm wondering if the steel ones are better than the ebc prolites.
Yeah pfm's are iron, but so are the pro-lite's

I'm lead to believe that the difference In the two types of pro-lites is the gold road version has les iron and more chrome than the blue race version which have a high iron content.

Both iron and steel have their pro's and con's.
Iron gives so much more friction but this means a higher wear rate and irons are more prone to warping.
steels look pretty and don't need as much care or maintenance, but with less ffriction or feel.

Ps. Mine are the blue race version that I have painted gold to suit my special build.
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Re: rvf build - it lives

Post by mo haggs » Sun Dec 22, 2013 12:00 am

Lol im one step ahead - all buttons are all free.
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Re: rvf build - it lives

Post by jetblack » Sun Dec 22, 2013 8:54 am

mo haggs wrote:Lol im one step ahead - all buttons are all free.
Nice one.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.

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Re: rvf build - it lives

Post by mo haggs » Wed Jan 01, 2014 11:34 pm

air tubes are coming into work tomorrow to get rubbed down and prepared for spraying, rear manifold will be coming in on Fri for the same treatment - Saturday should see both painted and Sunday should have the air tubes lacquered.

Monday i will see about getting the sub-frame stripped and hopefully get it into work on Tue for prepping.
maybe some pics of the above on Mon/Tue.
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