RVF400, race bike,never ending story
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
It´s right.PARUS wrote:>>At the end of the dynorun the gasket of the cam sensor was leaking.
Michael,
As I saw from Durbahn site the camshaft sensor done inside of the engine head. Correct ?
Michael
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
I work a little bit on the airbox form, put it on the tank and to find the best connection. If Luis finish that he can make a carbon airbox.




Make the new seal for the cam-sensor and put it on.

Michael




Make the new seal for the cam-sensor and put it on.

Michael
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[quote="mruehl34"]I work a little bit on the airbox form, put it on the tank and to find the best connection. If Luis finish that he can make a carbon airbox.
Michael[/quote]
Michael:
Can you make a second box for our set-up at the same time? That is one of the things we have been putting off, but your parts look perfect! Please let me know, since we have the same Jenvey throtttles I assume it will fit just like yours.
Mike Norman
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Michael:
Can you make a second box for our set-up at the same time? That is one of the things we have been putting off, but your parts look perfect! Please let me know, since we have the same Jenvey throtttles I assume it will fit just like yours.
Mike Norman
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Mike,
yes we can make an airbox for you. I hope that it will finish in July. If you nee the parts for the jenvey bodies to fit them, i have all the parts in stock. I need the bodies and then i can fit them.
You got a pm with tracking number for the boots and the radiator cab.
Michael
yes we can make an airbox for you. I hope that it will finish in July. If you nee the parts for the jenvey bodies to fit them, i have all the parts in stock. I need the bodies and then i can fit them.
You got a pm with tracking number for the boots and the radiator cab.
Michael
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
In the next pics you can see both lambda connections.


The new quickshifter:

And at last the new regulator for the racing generator

Michael


The new quickshifter:

And at last the new regulator for the racing generator

Michael
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
This bike is beyond beautiful.
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
Can the airbox be fitted with standard carbs?
By the way nice camera 7D... got the same.
By the way nice camera 7D... got the same.
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Yes you can.fourfingers wrote:Can the airbox be fitted with standard carbs?
By the way nice camera 7D... got the same.
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Michael,
I think better to keep lambda sensor vertical than horizontal.
I think better to keep lambda sensor vertical than horizontal.
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Re: RVF400, race bike,never ending story
They will be fine. Akrapovich don't seem too concerned with having them horizontal.




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