For a bit more info on motorcycle applications for the speedometers
Paul mentioned, check out: My neighbor has one on his 900RR...seems
to work just fine.
http://www.sportbikes.com/bc700.htm
Regards,
Larry#114
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I too have been exchanging email with Claudio and he seems sincere. He also
sent me a scan of the Exactrep catalog. I told him that if he could give the
same prices as 'H' then he would probably get a lot of business because we,
in the US anyway, wouldn't have to pay the international shipping
Don,
Are you saying that it's OK to use water water wetter only ?
What about corrosion ? Wouldn't that become a problem ? If not it wouldn't
hurt to use just water water wetter (what mix ?) then maybe I'll give that
a try.
Bob
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Is this complete thread available somewhere? I would
be happy to forward everything to my old college thermo
professor and get his input...
Regards,
Kevin
'85, Pandora's Box
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Subject:Re: Insulated Exhaust Systems
Author: "Sat Tara S.
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De: Paul Sayegh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: V-MAX TECH LIST [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado: Quinta-feira, 30 de Março de 2000 07:10
Assunto: Re: speedos
They say there are models that go well over 100 mph, I'll ask for the
brand
SIGMA-SPORT digital speedos are the only
I have one BC1200 on my FZX750 and it works beautiful.
Features are:
- current speed
- average speed
- Maximum speed
- trip (in miles or Km)
- odometer
- clock
and others I can't remember right now. This is great stuff
Ricardo
http://torke.go.to
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De: Larry McGowan
Kelly,
Good idea there. Some of these folks DO have the means and equipment
to test two pipes on an identical bike. As we say around the plant, "In God
we trust, all others bring data."
In the meantime I've forwarded the thread to my college thermo professor.
It will be enlightnening to hear
On the subject of coolant additives, Nology offers a product called
"NotHot". The ad stated it mixes with water or antifreeze, is compatible
with all metals, seals and hoses, and prevents corrosion while lowering
engine temps up to 30 DegF.
Anyone ever tried it??
(Ad seen in Feb 2000 Car
Can anyone give me a phone number for for Kerker. And tell where they
are located.
Sammy
The Terminator wrote:
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KN Motorcycles in Tulsa, OK. Great service and prices.
Ask for
Pat McDonald (918) 446-6657. Ask for the Vmax discount. They
ship UPS or
USPS.
Scott
VMOA #500
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Does any body recognize the bike in the background right side on the cover
of the 2000 cat.
Tyler Pennock,VMOA # 380Eastern-Canada Director1987vmax
1260Ottawa,ON,Canada[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Distilled water is the best to use as a mix.
Tyler Pennock,VMOA # 380Eastern-Canada Director1987vmax
1260Ottawa,ON,Canada[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Kelly,
How's the leg test going?
on 3/30/00 11:20 AM, Kelly Cash at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Don't get me wrong, I think coated pipes are preferable to
chrome ones due to the frictional argument mentioned earlier,
and increased corrosion resistance. I just think the scavenge
due to
FYI - I have been on the BMW GS list and they are talking about a
new helmet by Schubert - the concept( Schubert makes the BMW system 4
helmet, so you can get a sizing from those helmets and see the quality). It
is a helmet like the duotec that has a hinge at the connection from the chin
you can also use a 89, 1990 was first year for digital ignition(single
pick-up)
Tyler Pennock,VMOA # 380Eastern-Canada Director1987vmax
1260Ottawa,ON,Canada[EMAIL PROTECTED]
please send pictures
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Bob, its the only way to get the full cooling effect from it, directions
are on the bottle. For road racing its required that you can't use
antifreeze. Yes you need to have corrision inhibitors, so your better
off using a good antifreeze. TheToyota factory red is used in all their
vehicles,
you can also use a 89, 1990 was first year for digital ignition(single pick-up)
Tyler Pennock,VMOA # 380
Thanks for the info...did not know that.
Paulo
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Hmm you don't miss anything do you ??I can see a scoop ...
the speedometer etc ... looks very Vmaxie ... I wonder what it is ???
campbell
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From:
Tyler Pennock
Subject: Dennis Kirk
Does any body recognize the bike in the background right
You have a good knowlege of exhausts.What changes have you made to your Vmax
especially the exhaust system.There is an ongoing discussion of Kerker vs
Hindle.Do you have a preference?
From: "Sat Tara S. Khalsa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.sportbikes.com/bc700.htm
This web site has some of the stuff on the Sigma BC 700/800 and claims
accuracy to 167 MPH.
This one shows installation on an NT 650 Hawk,
http://www.reish.net/hawk/msigma800/index.html
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From: Paul Sayegh [mailto:[EMAIL
Good for Dennis Kirk, Just think how much better
the cover page would look if Mr. Max were up
front,
Does any body recognize the bike in the
background right side on the cover of the 2000
cat.
=
Ken B. (Maxout1200) Lander, Wy
85 VMAX , Kerker, Stage 7 89 Venture Royal
Tyler,
Any idea why this bike performed so well?
-CC
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From: Tyler Pennock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2000 4:25 PM
To: V-MAX TECH LIST
Subject: Re: Horsepower King!
I have a dyno scan here of 1996 Max bone stock down to the original air
Have been saving to have my cylinder block bored and sleeved. Originally, I
intended to send it off to Madmax, but have not been encouraged by some of
the postings. Now I'm reading that PCW takes about 1.5 years to finished a
job if prepaid (I may not be understanding the post on this, it seems
Drew,
Not a problem! You got a great price. How long
ago was that? Do you live near that shop? Folks
might be interested in getting you to purchase
for them and ship, if not too inconvient. Next
closest price found is about $63.00 at KN
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wrote:
I made that
PCW did my motor in 2 months, drop it off in October picked it up in
January. call and ask about lead time?Tyler Pennock,VMOA #
380Eastern-Canada Director1987vmax 1260Ottawa,ON,Canada[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well it depends on what you want Mike PCW does do good work with their
finished product just ask Andre. My friend got his 1428 long rod back in a
reasonable amount of time (subjective term). If you want a firm estimate of the
time then you need to consult with PCW directly and be clear on the
Tonight I took a little ride in the country and upon returning to the
garage, I left the bike idling while I went in to open the door. When I
returned to park it in it's spot, it killed when I shifted it into
gear. I thought maybe it was too cold still(???), and needed to have a
little more
Was your kickstand up at the time? if it wasn't it won't start.
Greg#1067
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From: chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 9:54 PM
To: V-MAX TECH LIST
Subject: Stalling problem??
Tonight I took a little ride in the country and upon returning to
correction it will die when you put it into gear. It is a safety switch.
Greg#1067
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From: Hollis, Greg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 10:30 PM
To: V-MAX TECH LIST
Subject: RE: Stalling problem??
Was your kickstand up at the time? if it
Hi James,
on 3/30/00 5:49 PM, james dunlap at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a good knowlege of exhausts.What changes have you made to your Vmax
especially the exhaust system.There is an ongoing discussion of Kerker vs
Hindle.Do you have a preference?
Thanks for your kind words.
check sidestand switch
From: chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: V-MAX TECH LIST [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Stalling problem??
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 21:54:22 -0600
Tonight I took a little ride in the country and upon returning to the
garage, I left the bike idling while I
Yes, every time you forget to fold the side stand.
Regards, Charles ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
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From: chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: V-MAX TECH LIST [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 5:54 AM
Subject: Stalling problem??
Thanks for the input! I checked it again, it was the side stand! What
a great feature! Since I am new to Vmax, and overseas-built motorcycles
in general, I am still learning about the features that really count on
motorcycles. Not just how you look to a certain group of so-called
enthusiasts!
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From: Kelly Cash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But I've got some experience
with auto/bike mechanics, and how they explain it seems plausible
to me. I also know that some back pressure is GOOD. If I'm
reading your posts correctly you're saying that the more you
reduce back
Here is my 2 cents so far for the group. I got a call from PCW today that
my engine"our" engine (sorry honey) was ready for shipment.
Results:
- Delivered 17 Jan, estimated completion "4 weeks max."
Ended up taking about 10 weeks, keep in mind that this time went through
Bike Week so
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