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  1. Fitted mirrors to a 86 slabby (after market pointy ones, see pic) tuther day not quite as expected  anyone got any tips on which ones work best ie you can see stuff behind you with out contorting your body.

    Someone has already mentioned go on a diet.

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  2. On 28/06/2016 at 1:45 AM, t3rse said:

    Are you sure it's lean?

    Could be, not sure, without anything to compare them to, it hard to tell

    (Trying to build a case to rob the holiday fund for a set of 36mm RS carbs, )

     

     

  3. On 21/06/2016 at 0:32 AM, Del said:

    http://www.Eblag.co.uk/itm/RAMAIR-PERFORMANCE-FOAM-SOCK-AIR-FILTERS-SUZUKI-GSXR-BANDIT-CB-ZRX-XJR-KZ-FJ-GS-/350634792250?hash=item51a376553a:g:d1oAAOSw~bFWGXh2

    http://www.Eblag.co.uk/itm/Universal-60mm-76mm-Air-Filter-Induction-Kit-Silicone-Reducer-Connector-/271135577125

    Got 34mm carbs which are only 52mm intake, so the reducer will be too big, would silicone tube do the job? Seen it in meter lengths that I could cut to length, if so what length, I know bell mouths come in 30mm and 50mm, OEM intake rubber length might be a good idea as well if anyone has the size.

  4. Thanks for the reply yeah I have seen the videos etc of getting the pipes to bend under, but I was wondering, just as the front  pipes bend under the frame, even if it were to be heated and bent it still looks to be sticking out too much for the fairing to go on with out melting the front V or exit area right rear lower. Which if it was a SF project it would be no problem.

     

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  5. 3 hours ago, FJD said:

    this should be the GU74C 1052 lump then.

    The engine itself should be the same ereywhere, restrictions could be in carb tops (slides don´t go up all the way), carb jetting, inlet rubber reduction, or exhaust reduction.

    just check these points to find out

    GU74B, tin top carb caps, can push slides all the way up, jetting checked against book on rebuild all ok, carb rubbers flush with inlet castings, cobra exhaust fitted,

    Cool, so we have full power Cap'n.

  6. Got some blue steel plates 

    As for friction plates OEM is the recommended way forward 

    Can you replace individual steel plates or is it best to replace them all?

    Also I can see the theory behind OEM friction, what about Steel will TRW aftermarket plates be ok?

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  7. 3 hours ago, Fula28 said:

    +1 for o.e.m frictions , carbon or Kevlar seem to discolour the oil quickly and are more prone to slipping with hard use, I've used all sorts over years but o.e.m seem to be stress free. Barnett seem OK  in bandits but I've only used o.e.m in my slabbie .As for springs kibblewhite  are very good, for more base pressure, if not just shim std ones with correct o.d washers  allways a cheap quick fix.

    Cheers for that. Top tips always welcome.

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