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Big_Mitch 09-07-2009 12:26 PM

air box mod
 
im new to the group and new to the honda world. ive been a zook rider most my life and just puchased a new honda. i love the way it rides and handles. just inquiring on ungrades on my '09 cbr 1000. has anyone done an air box mod to their bike yet? im already eyeing a taylor made exaust for it. any other suggestions so i can surprise these kaw, yammie and zook riders out there?



Big Mitch

Big_Mitch 09-10-2009 12:37 PM

disregard.....just found out from a local shop here in SC there is no air box mod for the 09 CBR 1000

Redlinez 09-27-2009 07:49 AM

The "flapper" mod is the one most do.

Big_Mitch 09-28-2009 07:39 AM

whats the flapper mod?

Terminex 09-28-2009 09:58 PM

Flapper
 
The RAM air intakes that are under your lights, run back on either side of the fairings. There is a "flapper" in that run of ducting on either side. By default those flappers are open, allowing air to flow through the intakes into the engine. below 5000RPM (might be 4500, I am SURE someone will correct me if wrong:-) the flappers are CLOSED. this was done (in addition to the "flapper" in the exhaust) to quiet the bike down so that it would pass emissions.

All you have to do is open up the fairings, remove the vacuum line from each of the flapper solenoids, plug the lines, and close it back up. If you are really ambitious, some have gone so far as to remove the hardware to save weight.

Real easy mod, EXCEPT for the fairings part. don't let anyone tell you different, the fairings on these SUCK, in terms of removal and fitting. HOPEFULLY it will get easier with time:-)

Redlinez 09-29-2009 05:39 AM

This set up is not the same as the 04-07's were. The flappers are OPENED by vacuum. Check the 1000rr. forum and the procedure is outlined there.


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