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restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:48 am
by craigttay
hi there all i'm looking for the dimentshions of the resticting washers for my cb1. any help would be really helpful
meany thanks
craig

Re: restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:01 pm
by amorti
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These are the dims of the set I had on my first CB-1 years ago.

I have recently bought another CB-1 and it rides suspiciously like it might be restricted. I will investigate this weekend, I may have a set of washers to sell you.

Re: restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 9:10 am
by amorti
amorti wrote:Image

These are the dims of the set I had on my first CB-1 years ago.

I have recently bought another CB-1 and it rides suspiciously like it might be restricted. I will investigate this weekend, I may have a set of washers to sell you.
Sorry, turns out my CB-1 isn't restricted, just a bit slower than the old one (37 tooth rear cog)

Re: restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 2:36 pm
by craigttay
thanks mate thats a grate help relly apreashetated
craig

Re: restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:40 am
by craigttay
hi there the dims dnt add add up as the 3mm hole in the washer doses not fit on the washer when i have drow them up. do you have any idea where i have gone rong

Re: restictor dims needed for cb1 400 1989

Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 6:07 pm
by amorti
craigttay wrote:hi there the dims dnt add add up as the 3mm hole in the washer doses not fit on the washer when i have drow them up. do you have any idea where i have gone rong
It's "just" a 35mm washer with a 17.4mm hole in the middle. If you are going for the dyno-proof option, I would leave the extra hole off. If you dyno it and it makes 29 then leave it, if it makes 25 then add a little hole about that size. I don't understand how the hole would "not fit" to be honest as that's a 3mm hole in a 8.7mm wide "ring", so it deffo should fit.

My drawing is more or less to scale, if yours looks different then you have misunderstood my notation.