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Removing California Emissions?
Hello! I have purchased a '99 CBR 600 and I'm looking to remove the California emissions stuff. Specifically, the "charcoal can" is leaking gas, so I want to get rid of it. Anyone know of any sites or manuals that go through how to do this? Also, are there any specific CA emissions items I should be sure to remove in order to get more power, or is it more trouble than it's worth?
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RE: Removing California Emissions?
If I recall the California edition bikes have different cams as well, so it very well may be more trouble than its worth.
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RE: Removing California Emissions?
ORIGINAL: bigassbunny Hello! I have purchased a '99 CBR 600 and I'm looking to remove the California emissions stuff. Specifically, the "charcoal can" is leaking gas, so I want to get rid of it. Anyone know of any sites or manuals that go through how to do this? Also, are there any specific CA emissions items I should be sure to remove in order to get more power, or is it more trouble than it's worth? Thanks! I was looking for the same thing years ago for a F2 and LOTS of experimenting later, I have some answers. I put them on my webpage here: www.magneticdrainplug.com/Tech_Links/CBR_Desmog_1.html Once you know what the difference is, it is really not that hard. Hope this helps! Tim |
Emissions delete
Do u have the write up of removing the emissions on the 99 cbr600f4
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None of CA emissions stuff lowers power, so removing won’t gain you any. Main benefit is weight-savings. I measured something around 0,15-0,20 sec/lap @ Laguna Seca after I removed: PAIR valves, EVAP canister, purge valve and all related hoses. Saved about 5-lbs. Got way better improvements in lap times of 0,25-0,30 sec/lap going with lithium battery which removed 9-lbs off bike.
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