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Great looking bike. If you don't mind me asking how much does it cost to go Turbo? Say with a standard Bandit 12 lump?
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6 hours ago, vizman said:
shed, garage, workshop, mud hut, kitchen, outside anything but mancave......not mancave, that's where friggin' hippies put there 'caff' racers
I'm guessing you have scented candles and scatter cushions in your....... shed, garage, workshop, mud hut, kitchen, outside..
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Wouldn't mind shooting that jasper, maybe you couldlet us know 1st race?
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Forgive me, I am old, WTF does FBM mean ? That's a cool looking bike and blinged up. When you racing it?
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Nice man cave...
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Mate of mine had fresh engine built, didn't run right, turned out the piston rings supplied were slightly the wrong size...
other than that, my fav:
https://mobiloil.com/en/article/car-maintenance/car-maintenance-archive/how-to-do-a-leakdown-test
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38 minutes ago, Oilyspannerlyspanner said:
That's good YCUF6, reduces the possibilities !
what possibilities ?
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would a leek-down test help?
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59 minutes ago, canamant said:
CDI doesn't like it when there is nowhere for the big jolt to go to. Could just lay the plugs on the head and allow them to spark.
Not sure why you would remove Ht lead, remove plugs then put Ht lead back on the plugs unless you were chicking for spark???
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2 hours ago, captain chaos said:
or hit the start buton with the spark plugs removed (and CDI unplugged). This will pump the oil around.
why do you need to unplug the CDI ? Cheers.
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Where you get the belly pan from?
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7 hours ago, Peterrr said:
Thanks Bandit31
Forget that, it's 80mm just seen a similar post in Wanted....
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110mm rings a bell.... but wait for comfirmation off the top brass...
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1 hour ago, berty said:
Yep they look to be a good price - but it begs the question - why ?
Any more first hand experience info would be good . Cheers
I've got one of their end cans, quality is good and solid. Price may be cheaper 'cos they don't seem to advertise aggresively so must be able to keep costs dow. Phone them up and speak to them... that's what I did.
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couple of mates have them and say they are good. I'm looking at getting one for my fighter, reasonable price too....
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Scroll down to "Traders" Robinsons are offering discount.
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if you had a bit of a wee tidy up you'd get a couple more bikes in there.....
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1 hour ago, Quist said:
I don't think that making the carburators cooler is the main goal of the heatshield.
I think that keeping the carburators a more consistant temperature, is the biggest benefit. When riding slow, theres less cooling so the temperature of the caburators will increase fast, when riding fast theres more cooling but the temperature of the carburators won't decrease very fast because they will be around hot air of the already hot engine. So a lot of variables in the af ratio.
A two stroke is very sensitive on the inlet temperature. You can get some extra horses and easily kill some horses just by the inlet (environment) temperature. A four stroke is less sensitive but is does matter.
So if you could make the variables in the af ratio smaller, you should reach less loss in horsepower over all (think when you race on the track, fast part, slow parts).
Like going round a race track.... fast? Not really beneficial for road use?
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6 hours ago, YoshiJohnny said:
that's what the fairing vents are for, they direct hot air away from the motor out to the sides...
Makes sense while you are moving.
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27 minutes ago, markfoggy said:
^ Oil cooler will cope with this easily, plus you've got a lot of airflow around the engine.
Trick with the heat shield is it's actually stabilising Cooler air around the inlets. Sure, not like a full airbox, which can be optimised for maximum fresh, cool air arriving with laminar flow, in this configuration there's bound to be a lot of turbulance, but carbs respond well to cool air that's not running away in the opposite direction to which they're trying to suck.
More importantly it's a handy shelf for you to put down a spanner when you're working on another area of the bike. That's always cool, until you forget it's there.
I've often wondered why carbs were'nt forward facing on bikes to get max air flow? Or is too much too good?
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Will the heat shield not deflect heat back towards the engine, hence making it hotter? Is this a good thing?
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2 hours ago, SFC said:anyone have a guess what bhp my bike should be putting out , getting it on the dyno soon as weather clears up as its running slightly rich . bandit 12 mk1 motor with dothead and cams, duel ramair filters - stage 3 dyno jet - v&h sidewinder pro pipe (baffled) i am guessing about 125bhp ? dont want to run nitrous yet until engine is set-up right then i got 20 shot in each carb so i gather that will add 80bhp ontop or am i being optamistic.....what other mods would you recommend
I think fatblokeonbandit uses that set up.... think he gets more than 125bhp though
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21 minutes ago, vizman said:
I think they just look big [in that picture] because they are close together dude.....
Cheers, Must be nice having young eyes. Thought it looked like an oil line.....
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Cheers, so £1k plus for a standard 'ish set up?