VFR400 rebuild

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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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nice one tony, can all this be bought from RO. im guessing id need to hunt down the rvf rubbers. whats the stainless bolts for too?

i know its a bit hard to say what ill need befor taking them apart, i know you guys are good but not fkin physic
, iv heard you almost have to jump on the carbs to get them back in too, ill make a evening out of reading cammos guied for sure. is the air filter located around there too, just thinking of anything else i could replace while im there, as you say, fk going in more than once! lol
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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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RVF rubbers available from rick, the bolt kit replaces all the crappy crosshead screws with nice 3mm allen key stainless bolts, it'll make putting them back together and taking them apart again a much nicer experience.
No need to jump on the carbs with the RVF rubbers, just grease them up a bit and they almost fall in. i find the best way is to loosen the lower rubber clips aswell then do them up with the carbs in place just make sure all the clamps are easy to get to before putting the carbs on.

Id order the jets you need now, saves having to wait putting them back together plus your know whats in there is right, current jets could be worn/drilled etc. Unlikely but when i work on carbs i dont wanna be taking the fuckers apart more times than i have to.
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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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cheers monkey, great info!! just what i wanted to hear.....

im on it.

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did anyone else see these ???

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

the guy had like 20 listed for the same price, did i miss a trick here :oops:
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lizard821000 wrote:did anyone else see these ???

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

the guy had like 20 listed for the same price, did i miss a trick here :oops:
i personally think there naff, but each to there own,
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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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for the coin though!?there like 250-300 everywhere else im looking :( looks like i did miss a trick..... all the other slip ons im looking at are like 250-300 too, its a piece of shaped metal for fk sake!! lol 300 notes my ass.

think ill stop me search for another end can for now lol till i calm down.

tbh what i should really spend my money on is my test LOL
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See if you can find a bolt on to slip on adaptor, I have a 3 bolt carbon can for sale for cheap if you want it :)
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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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Or build one to any spec you want for about £100 ;)
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Shaun, PM DK Tandy he has a Scorpion Stainless Slip on can for a VFR 400 which VFRderek gave him for free which doesnt fit his NC23, im sure hell send if you cover his postage costs ;)
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Re: VFR400 rebuild

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Drunkn Munky wrote:Or build one to any spec you want for about £100 ;)
could do with that ;) want some alloy cans for my TSR system, I reckon alloy would look the dogs danglies
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