cb1000 to cbr1000f
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cb1000 to cbr1000f
I have a 1994 cb1000 that i would like to make run like the hurricane. I recently purchased a set of cams out of a cbr1000f and am bidding on a carb set off a 1994 cbr1000f. Is this all i would need to convert it over? Is there anything else i should do while i am at it? The bike currently has a full Two Brothers exhaust, unifilter, and has been rejetted. How would i need to jet the hurricane carbs for this setup? I also wondered what it would take to add the 6speed to give me an extra gear. I cant find much info on this topic so that is why i made this thread.
Thanks
Ryan
Thanks
Ryan
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#3
'gotta go with TK on that.
If a big Honda in any trim ain't enough to thrill ya'. You might have bought the wrong bike.
A CB1000 is the epitome of the UJM, a little de-tuned from the Hurricanes but I wouldn't screw with it too much.
Besides, the bugs in your teeth taste just as good no matter what you ride.
Ask SB.
He's an expert on the subject
If a big Honda in any trim ain't enough to thrill ya'. You might have bought the wrong bike.
A CB1000 is the epitome of the UJM, a little de-tuned from the Hurricanes but I wouldn't screw with it too much.
Besides, the bugs in your teeth taste just as good no matter what you ride.
Ask SB.
He's an expert on the subject
#4
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I bought the cams and the carbs for a good deal. I thought it would be a cheap horsepower upgrade. The bike is comfortable and runs pretty good. I just wanted a little more out of it. I didn't think it would affect reliability too much since I was using all oem parts. Does anyone know the cam specs for both bikes. I would to see how different they are
#6
Agree with Teeks and Woof -
You might have bought the wrong bike.
Sorry but I think you should keep the CB for what she is.
Trying to make her into something she was never designed to be is a mistake IMHO.
And it's not just cams, what about brakes, suspension, fairings (whatever will fit) let alone the gearbox mod !
You'll spend a lot and have nothing more than a CB1000 which will have LOST value.
Fit a set of sprockets to the CB -1 front, +2 rear teeth if you want her to go a little better.
Spend some on decent shock for the rear and add stainless hoses to the brakes (front only)
You might have bought the wrong bike.
Sorry but I think you should keep the CB for what she is.
Trying to make her into something she was never designed to be is a mistake IMHO.
And it's not just cams, what about brakes, suspension, fairings (whatever will fit) let alone the gearbox mod !
You'll spend a lot and have nothing more than a CB1000 which will have LOST value.
Fit a set of sprockets to the CB -1 front, +2 rear teeth if you want her to go a little better.
Spend some on decent shock for the rear and add stainless hoses to the brakes (front only)
#7
Welcome to the CBR Forum Ryan,
As with the guys above and their eloquent statements on the conversion of the CB to the CBR, I find it a lot easier to buy a dilapidated CBR and fettle it up
And as Woof stated, I'll ride anything, because any two wheeled ride beats the pants of travel in a cage! Particularly for touring.
Best of luck whatever you decide.
Cheers, SB
As with the guys above and their eloquent statements on the conversion of the CB to the CBR, I find it a lot easier to buy a dilapidated CBR and fettle it up
And as Woof stated, I'll ride anything, because any two wheeled ride beats the pants of travel in a cage! Particularly for touring.
Best of luck whatever you decide.
Cheers, SB
#8
I like the upright seating position of this bike. It seams fairly comfortable. I guess i wasnt clear in what i wanted. I was lookin at a motor/transmission on ebay and was looking at my options if i had issues with my current setup. I really just want to squeeze a little more out of the motor, not looking to redesign the wheel. I understand what you all are saying. The wife isnt a huge fan of the cbr's, so this is as close as i can get. I also love to tinker. So this seemed like an easy upgrade. I have read a little on the cam chain and tensioner. Is there anything i need to replace or upgrade if i get in the motor to do the cam swap?
#9
Agree with Teeks and Woof -
You might have bought the wrong bike.
Sorry but I think you should keep the CB for what she is.
Trying to make her into something she was never designed to be is a mistake IMHO.
And it's not just cams, what about brakes, suspension, fairings (whatever will fit) let alone the gearbox mod !
You'll spend a lot and have nothing more than a CB1000 which will have LOST value.
Fit a set of sprockets to the CB -1 front, +2 rear teeth if you want her to go a little better.
Spend some on decent shock for the rear and add stainless hoses to the brakes (front only)
You might have bought the wrong bike.
Sorry but I think you should keep the CB for what she is.
Trying to make her into something she was never designed to be is a mistake IMHO.
And it's not just cams, what about brakes, suspension, fairings (whatever will fit) let alone the gearbox mod !
You'll spend a lot and have nothing more than a CB1000 which will have LOST value.
Fit a set of sprockets to the CB -1 front, +2 rear teeth if you want her to go a little better.
Spend some on decent shock for the rear and add stainless hoses to the brakes (front only)