What Engine Work Have People Done?
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Re: What Engine Work Have People Done?
To the laptop. Innovate LC-1 controler has 2 output one for laptop, one - for gauge.Wozza wrote:Parus - what do you connect the sensor to?
Sensor itself should be connected like this, but more vertical position will be better.

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Yes, bought all set - pistons, rigns, pins. It cost me 200$ - new ordered will cost me twice more.lloydspencer wrote:Do you purchase the RVF piston pin, small end etc as well or are they the same as the NC29 ones?
Also aren't the FCR carbs pretty rare and more importantly aren't the intake rubbers even rarer?
Would I just have to wait until someone decides to part with some? Or are there any other options?
Yes, FCR is rare. But Japanesse sells them very often and it can be setup anytime as far as you have HRC airbox already.
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If you crazy and wealthy enough you will join to this guys viewtopic.php?f=22&t=15106&p=151099&hil ... mm#p151099 

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http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s199339364
Are these different to the ones that you are talking about?
I am not going to buy these as I am in no financial position to buy any trick bits until Feb but would I be looking for something like these or something different?
From my translation program it says in the advert you either get short or long trumpets. Shouldn't you get both so you can set them up?
Are these different to the ones that you are talking about?
I am not going to buy these as I am in no financial position to buy any trick bits until Feb but would I be looking for something like these or something different?
From my translation program it says in the advert you either get short or long trumpets. Shouldn't you get both so you can set them up?
When your Aprilia RS250 is more reliable then your girlfriend then you know it's time for her to go.
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This is for NC23 and price is 1588$.. to far from my financial capability. I saw them arounf 300-400$. Left them at the end of your list.lloydspencer wrote:http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s199339364
Are these different to the ones that you are talking about?
I am not going to buy these as I am in no financial position to buy any trick bits until Feb but would I be looking for something like these or something different?
Long trumpets work for middle-rpm, short - high-rpm. 2 short, 2 long - is good compromise, but I saw Rick Oliver told that 2 short, 2 long work better, than 4 short - maybe this is depend of the other setting and engine.lloydspencer wrote: From my translation program it says in the advert you either get short or long trumpets. Shouldn't you get both so you can set them up?
BTW, on the newest bike trumpets is adjustable [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHI-jGMv ... playnext=1[/youtube]
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Re: What Engine Work Have People Done?
I assume for 300 400 dollars they would be second hand?
I think my best bet would be to post when I have the money to see if I can findsome.
If anyone has a link to some on any auctions sites etc please post as I would be interested in looking at then and see what they go for.
I think my best bet would be to post when I have the money to see if I can findsome.
If anyone has a link to some on any auctions sites etc please post as I would be interested in looking at then and see what they go for.
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Out of interest will most/any 32mm FCR carbs fit?
Do they use the standard inlet rubbers?
Do they use the standard inlet rubbers?
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Re: What Engine Work Have People Done?
If they're not built for the CBR they won't have the right spacing due to the cam gear drive. Not that they couldn't be modified to fit - see Parus' injection thread.
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£1300 plus vat for fcr flatsides from Allens performance! lol
Can anyone say why BDK are selling 32mm FCR carbs for a lot less, albeit they wont fit
32mm FCR Flat slide Carbs,(as fitted to '95' FZR400RRSp) £340.00
Can anyone say why BDK are selling 32mm FCR carbs for a lot less, albeit they wont fit

32mm FCR Flat slide Carbs,(as fitted to '95' FZR400RRSp) £340.00
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