thanks guy ill live to ride again off to work now have a good one
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Vic Wrote
- I'm looking to get a meter for myself? any recomendation, also how
much due
these things run for?
Thanks
Vic
Vic
I bought my meter from Mr. Turbo the
price (Oct. 1998) $225.00. I have one
for sale if your interested $150.00 excellent
condition.
Gary VMOA 614
high there kraig...
those tankz can't be legal...can they...
i saw pics of your scoot before...
were the tankz not moulded in somehow...
those drop tankz are fantastic...
i'd love one of those...too cool...
no handling niggles...weaves...???...
ohhh...i want one...hehehe...
cheerz...simon... :)
Vic, last time I checked was around 150.00.
Don "Old Man" Smith
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Does anyone clearcoat after polishing parts? If so with what?
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my vmax is 95 model with 43,000 miles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should of stated your year and mileage.
But probably it's the COMMON starter clutch problem.
The 3 bolts holding it come loose.
The hardest part is removing the fly wheel.
Check the FAQ at the tech site for this procedure.
Eastwood Co. has a clear coating.
Tyler Pennock, # 380
V max Owners Association
Eastern-Canada Director
1987 V max 1260
Ottawa,ON,Canada
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steve the scoops are from a company called eurobike they
are carbon fiber clear coated very classy and they dont
stick out from fake tank but an 1/2" they also make a
complete body kit out of carbon very pricy they will also be
starting up a comp. called euromax according to the
gentelmen i
steve the scoops are from a company called eurobike they
are carbon fiber clear coated very classy and they dont
stick out from fake tank but an 1/2" they also make a
complete body kit out of carbon very pricy they will also be
starting up a comp. called euromax according to the
gentelmen i
BRADFORD wrote:
Some thoughts on coolant-antifreeze.Some research I completed last year
yielded some interesting conclusions. I discovered that Propylene glycol not
only is safer for animals but is a far better coolant, as for as dissipating
heat.It is phosphate free, [phosphate is hard on
By the time you react at the light, you're already over redline.
Mario
True, but if you compensate for your reaction time you can shift at the desired rpm,
mine is set for 9000rpm and I set my rev limiter to 9500(for testing shift points), I
never hit the limiter when I shifted at
I have the same setup. 9000rpm light with a 9500 rev limit. Works for me. Ive been
known to miss a gear or two. Thanks Dyna! Hey Tyler. TC's has my latest dyno runs. Ask
him to email to you. I'm in New Jersy for the week.
Stan
Tyler Pennock wrote:
By the time you react at the light,
MARIO Did you say you are using a rev limiter and light ? if so which one ?
what does it cost ?
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BRADFORD wrote:
MARIO Did you say you are using a rev limiter
NO
and light ?
YES
if so which one ?
Harlan's
what does it cost ?
$ 38
Mario
thanks how do you get one? are you using a shift light?
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BRADFORD wrote:
thanks how do you get one? are you using a shift light?
I got my shiftlight from Matt Harlan at
http://harlan.sketchy.net/page/shiftlight.html
He's cool, tell him I say Hi
Mario
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Antifreeze or coolant . Which is best? A Propylene Glycol or a
Ethylene Glycol based ? I will say that if you flush your system on a
motorcycle every year or 15,000 miles
there is no difference in performance of the products . I have yet to
see an engineering report that supports the
The results concerning propylene glycol performance are biased on my [ and
two NASA engineers] OPINIONS. The test results convinced me that it was a
better "coolant" than others. These were specific application targets I
was personally surprised at these findings because it was found by
MARIO,That is a shift light and not a rev limiter correct ?I did not see
anything on the site that said anything about a rev limiter.
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It's a shift light only.
Tyler Pennock, # 380
V max Owners Association
Eastern-Canada Director
1987 V max 1260
Ottawa,ON,Canada
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So what did you find and how were the tests conducted ?
Eric H.
- Original Message -
From: "BRADFORD" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "V-MAX TECH LIST" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: coolant
The results concerning propylene glycol performance are biased on
thanks
- Original Message -
From: "Tyler Pennock" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "V-MAX TECH LIST" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 9:30 PM
Subject: Re: SHIFT LIGHT
It's a shift light only.
Tyler Pennock, # 380
V max Owners Association
Eastern-Canada Director
1987 V max 1260
BRADFORD wrote:
MARIO,That is a shift light and not a rev limiter correct ?I did not see
anything on the site that said anything about a rev limiter.
Just a shiftlight, NO rev limiter
Mario
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Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 16:31:47 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Shift Light/Rev Limiter
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I have the same setup. 9000rpm light with a 9500 rev limit. Works for me. Ive been
known to miss a gear or two. Thanks Dyna! Hey Tyler.
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