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backdoc Jun 13, 2011 08:46 PM


Originally Posted by pip954 (Post 1066936)
awesome thanks... do u know a good online parts store for parts like this? or am i best just to ride to my local honda store??

I order all my oem parts from www.ronayers.com. They have the best prices and shipping is cheap too.

pip954 Jun 14, 2011 09:30 AM


Originally Posted by backdoc (Post 1067025)
I order all my oem parts from www.ronayers.com. They have the best prices and shipping is cheap too.

thanks backdoc, this is a really good site for parts, well priced and very easy to navigate... now the the bushes i need and washer are ref 10, 9, 22, on this page right? Ronayers.com Microfiche Honda>Motorcycle>2002>CBR900RR>FRONT FORK
thanks

backdoc Jun 14, 2011 01:39 PM


Originally Posted by pip954 (Post 1067208)
thanks backdoc, this is a really good site for parts, well priced and very easy to navigate... now the the bushes i need and washer are ref 10, 9, 22, on this page right? Ronayers.com Microfiche Honda>Motorcycle>2002>CBR900RR>FRONT FORK
thanks

Yes, those are the parts you need. Just remember to get 2 of everything. If you have not already purchased fork/dust seals then I would just get the OEM kit #19 since it has both the fork and dust seal. They cost a little more since you have to get 2 kits but at least you know the fit will be perfect.

moosestang Jun 16, 2011 11:55 AM

Do these pair valves have o-ring type gaskets or do I need some new rtv sealant? Mine seams to always dry up no matter what I do!

letsride Jun 16, 2011 12:04 PM

I used RTV sealant when I did mine.

moosestang Jun 16, 2011 12:34 PM

Ok, stupid question. Can I just unplug the pair valve to eliminate the decel popping? Is it an electronic valve? If it operates on engine vacuum, then can't I just unplug the hose from the bottom of the air box and block off the hose and air box nipple? I'm trying to reduce popping with the least amount of effort.:icon_doh:

moosestang Jun 16, 2011 04:00 PM

I'm guessing the solenoid is open when disconnected. I tried disconnecting it and the exhaust still popped with a mid rpm rev.

moosestang Jun 16, 2011 05:48 PM

Nevermind! I put a marble in the pair valve feed tube and problem solved! Does anyone want to buy some block off plates for $20 shipped? I'm not going to install them now, I just wanted to get rid of the popping.

I swear it is idling a little lower now, possible?

moosestang Jun 16, 2011 06:49 PM

I made a short video after adding the marble to the air box feed tube (which is just behind the right side air scoop cover). It seems to smoke more now, must be all that unburnt fuel.:icon_shrug:

Anyway, I rev'd to about 5-6-maybe 7k and it would pop every time I let go before the marble. Exhaust is Leo vince sbk high mount, cut down 6 inches. I also just repacked it using moose racing silent sport and some stainless steel mesh. I stuffed almost a whole 450g back in there and it was noticeably heavier than the stock packing.:icon_wink: It sounds like something is vibrating after each rev, any ideas?

YouTube - ‪MVI 0154‬‏

ajzcamaro Jun 17, 2011 06:20 PM

Moosestang, what type of block ofF plates are you getting rid of? I'm interested in them


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