cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Good news,!!
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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If you want one like that I could have one made easily, thats the carb tray I have in my shed so could make a copy up for not much money or would people rather wait until the larger air tray gets here from Japan?
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Yakama, would you be able to let me know a price for a copy of the air tray would be interested in that one as apposed to the HRC one.
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Hello guys first post here but i too would like one of these trays how much will you want for a copy yakama?
You can trust me im not new to forums and i love the NC23 plus you will have cash up front. Let me know. :peace:
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Ok guys I will price them up and order materials to do them as am off work on holiday for the next week. Will let you guys know whats the score

at chrisrossi I see you have a JC20 - My first bike, still have it though it needs restoring - dont have a spare set of forks do you?
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Unfortunately i haven't sorry. You could try the nsr125.co.uk forum there a helpful bunch or ebay.de. But ill keep an eye out for ya ;)

Yes please let me know the price and it shall be paid, is paypal good for you?
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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I used to have a jc22 wished i'd never sold it :cry:
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Heres a for sale thread i made with video and pictures of the jc20, soon to be for sale on ebay.

http://www.nsr125.co.uk/index.php/topic ... n.html#new
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Re: cbr 400 nc23 tri arm tuning

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Over the years, my 23 has been heavily modded. Ray Stringer breathed on it 1st and removed the air filter. Ran great for one TD then like a bag of poo. Have tried various filters, zorsts, cans, Mapping system (yes really), ported, kent cams, hours and hours of dyno time and set up. Can get decent bhp but it runs crap. Its presently on 61bhp but is still very quick. Don't ask the hows and whys, I don't know but its now running as good as possibble retaining reliability. Mid range is huge compared to stock so I can hit bends in the wrong gear.

Back to the filter removal. If you want to clean and set up the carbs every time, then go for it.
For track, I'd suggest sorting the suspension 1st, the the engine. You'll go faster if you can carry more corner speed and turn faster than just blasting in a straight line.

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