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nc30 specs
hi im looking for some specs for a nc30
im currently restricted to 33BHP
but the ristriction is coming off when i get some money
does anyone know what BHP it will be when it comes off?
thanks

im currently restricted to 33BHP
but the ristriction is coming off when i get some money
does anyone know what BHP it will be when it comes off?
thanks

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Re: nc30 specs
around 55-60 i think.
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Re: nc30 specs
Vfr400nc30 wrote:hi im looking for some specs for a nc30
im currently restricted to 33BHP
but the ristriction is coming off when i get some money
does anyone know what BHP it will be when it comes off?
thanks
I hope your not paying for the restriction to come off??
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Re: nc30 specs
Im not encouraging you to take out your restriction but if you must do it, do it yourself. Takes 10 minutes to take them out.
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Re: nc30 specs
I really wouldn't know where to start with taking out the restrictor the garage say it's really hard and my couson who has done it on my bike before won't do it because it was too hard last time, its gonna cost a bomb to get it taken out but I just want it done without any hassle.
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Re: nc30 specs
where abouts are you located, as im sure if there is a helpful member near you they could whip them out in 10 mins for a cup of tea and some biscuits.
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Re: nc30 specs
ChowderV4 wrote:where abouts are you located, as im sure if there is a helpful member near you they could whip them out in 10 mins for a cup of tea and some biscuits.

or i can pay you to beat my wife

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Re: nc30 specs
I thought you were paying for something else for your wife!porndoguk wrote:ill do them for a Pint of wife beater :)
or i can pay you to beat my wife
On a serious note, where are you located cos you will find someone who will help you.
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Re: nc30 specs
im in brighton, if anyone is willing to do it that would be great,
thanks for all the help guys

thanks for all the help guys

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Re: nc30 specs
bit far from me!
BUT
we can show/tell you how to do it,
1
remove rear seat panel
6 x allen screw/bolts,
disconnect the rear brake light and then slide it off,
2
undo the petrol tank bolt,
12 or 14mm bolt, cant remember as all my bolts are now stainless steel allen key type
disconect fuel hose, and vacuum pipe from the fuel tap and the breather on the top
pull and wiggle tank towards the rear of the bike. and set the tank down gently onto a flat surface with the tap bit in the air.
3
remove the air filter with a phillips screw driver, 7 screws on the top, remove the air filter, then the base plate, 4 phillips screws in there,
4
remove the carb, youll need a long 300mm phillips screwdriver to under the 4 rubber clamps to the carbs (undo on the the carb side so when the carbs are removed the rubber are still attached to the engine,)
undo the throttle, choke, and idle adjustor cables, two throttle cables a 10mm spanner is required.
idle adjustor just needs uncliping, the choke just needs unscrewing with a phillips screwdriver.
lever the carbs from the back of the bike and once off youll see 4 restriction washers in the rubbers to the engine, rip them out and save them as people will pay upto about £30 on the second hand market
refiiting carbs is oposite of removal, insert thge front side of the carbs first then lever the back two in with a small screwdriver gently against the rubbers,
check CAMMO's guide for pics and further advice, may be worth having a check in the carbs whilst you have them off and give them a service following cammos guide.
good luck
Rick
BUT
we can show/tell you how to do it,
1
remove rear seat panel
6 x allen screw/bolts,
disconnect the rear brake light and then slide it off,
2
undo the petrol tank bolt,
12 or 14mm bolt, cant remember as all my bolts are now stainless steel allen key type

disconect fuel hose, and vacuum pipe from the fuel tap and the breather on the top
pull and wiggle tank towards the rear of the bike. and set the tank down gently onto a flat surface with the tap bit in the air.
3
remove the air filter with a phillips screw driver, 7 screws on the top, remove the air filter, then the base plate, 4 phillips screws in there,
4
remove the carb, youll need a long 300mm phillips screwdriver to under the 4 rubber clamps to the carbs (undo on the the carb side so when the carbs are removed the rubber are still attached to the engine,)
undo the throttle, choke, and idle adjustor cables, two throttle cables a 10mm spanner is required.
idle adjustor just needs uncliping, the choke just needs unscrewing with a phillips screwdriver.
lever the carbs from the back of the bike and once off youll see 4 restriction washers in the rubbers to the engine, rip them out and save them as people will pay upto about £30 on the second hand market

refiiting carbs is oposite of removal, insert thge front side of the carbs first then lever the back two in with a small screwdriver gently against the rubbers,
check CAMMO's guide for pics and further advice, may be worth having a check in the carbs whilst you have them off and give them a service following cammos guide.
good luck
Rick
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