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For the coming long winter months PROJECT

Discussion in '1st & 2nd Generation 1983-1989' started by sixdog, Jul 23, 2023.

  1. sixdog

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    That would get you through a nuclear winter.
     


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    Ha ha ha


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    Heck yah! Nice find, we hope!
     


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    For the "Nuclear" winter you need an 86 GSXR750 apparently. Mine is gonna be a test of patience and opportunity to develop some new skills.
     


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    The 900F seems to be coming along... love the videos Cat
     


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    Cheers, yea , it won't be long and it will be back together.

    Just ordered the tool to remove the wheel bearing retainers and the last thing keeping me awake at night is the fact I have too drill and tap those damn pilot jets to get them out. Why oh Why would they have made pilots that were not removable.
     


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    Don't worry too much about it Brother.... with your skills it's a breeze. I'm just a squirrel looking for a nut and I did my CBX pilots.... you got this bro.
     


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    You got this Stray!
     


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    cheers boys.

    Get this about the CB900F...

    there are wheel bearing retainers on the front wheel (on one side) back wheel (on one side) and the Cush drive . Each one of them needs a different friggin too to remove ! WTF Honda ?
     


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    You gotta love Honda … My CBX is the same


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    What's the reverse of thinking ahead? lol sorry Stray
     


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    Im looking to upgrade from my STOCK exhaust.
    Would the Yoshimura exhaust he is selling be a good choice or would it hurt performance?
     


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    The difference you would notice would be in the 120lb weight loss from the stock exhaust collector (they're so damn heavy). I doubt you'd get too much engine performance increase without access to a dyno and an assortment of jets to play with.
     


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