CALLING ALL CRITICS & HATERS!!!
07-18-2010 | 07:51 PM
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From: Mid-Tenn 106.2mi from the tail
CALLING ALL CRITICS & HATERS!!!
as the heading of the thread clearly says, thats what i'm looking for.
all opinions and ideas are welcomed....and haters can hate.
this my rebuild and fabrication i have completed so far.
as is engine has been completely rebuilt(seals,gaskets,bearings,valves & guides,&cam chains).
mods are JE pistons(11.5:1 comp ratio),ape manual tensioners, three angle valve job,and i had my stock cams welded up & regrounded to stage1 moriwaki specs...and i fabricated a 1000rr tail fairing to fit. as well,i fab'd up the undertail exhaust as well as a homemade can. couldn't find anything aftermarket that would fit. and as for cosmetic...in the pic you can see the green tape,i marked off the line on the fairing,that the white stripe will continue on the bike tail section,& tank. everything between those two marked line will be white and everything else will be black. i also thought that a white tire hugger(maybe with a lil fabrication) would look good as well. let me know what ya think.
oh...and thanks for all the info i have got off this site,it has helped me out on epic levels.
all opinions and ideas are welcomed....and haters can hate.
this my rebuild and fabrication i have completed so far.
as is engine has been completely rebuilt(seals,gaskets,bearings,valves & guides,&cam chains).
mods are JE pistons(11.5:1 comp ratio),ape manual tensioners, three angle valve job,and i had my stock cams welded up & regrounded to stage1 moriwaki specs...and i fabricated a 1000rr tail fairing to fit. as well,i fab'd up the undertail exhaust as well as a homemade can. couldn't find anything aftermarket that would fit. and as for cosmetic...in the pic you can see the green tape,i marked off the line on the fairing,that the white stripe will continue on the bike tail section,& tank. everything between those two marked line will be white and everything else will be black. i also thought that a white tire hugger(maybe with a lil fabrication) would look good as well. let me know what ya think.
oh...and thanks for all the info i have got off this site,it has helped me out on epic levels.
07-18-2010 | 07:58 PM
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You might consider reversing your color scheme as the seat is black (unless you do some upholstery to make it white). That way your scheme will carry through.
The pipe is interesting, be great to see how it runs. I think I would have got the motor running on a stock set then put that on to see what it does to it. Overall I think it looks like a great project and can't wait to see the finished product.
The pipe is interesting, be great to see how it runs. I think I would have got the motor running on a stock set then put that on to see what it does to it. Overall I think it looks like a great project and can't wait to see the finished product.
07-18-2010 | 09:53 PM
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Have to give a +1 to this. While the exhaust does look good, I think it will cause you quite a bit of problems with tuning and also a big power loss even if you do get it to run.
07-19-2010 | 06:37 AM
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The exhaust is the only part I'm not crazy about. Gonna be LOUD! Personally, I would have looked for a thin oval can to put under to compliment the shape of the tail. A Jardine dual outlet like they offer for the 600 and 1000s.
That's me though.
Good looking bike. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
That's me though.
Good looking bike. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
07-19-2010 | 06:45 AM
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the tail section looks too long, particularly the rider seat.
It seems like the exhaust under the engine is sticking out pretty far. is it going to scrape down first in corners?
I applaud your efforts!
It seems like the exhaust under the engine is sticking out pretty far. is it going to scrape down first in corners?
I applaud your efforts!
07-19-2010 | 07:02 AM
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The exhaust is the only part I'm not crazy about. Gonna be LOUD! Personally, I would have looked for a thin oval can to put under to compliment the shape of the tail. A Jardine dual outlet like they offer for the 600 and 1000s.
That's me though.
Good looking bike. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
That's me though.
Good looking bike. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Another note... If you go though all this trouble upgrading the engine... Why on earth do you stick the stock forks back on there?! Are you using stock brakes as well?
They are sub-par with a stock engine, they really won't be any better once you have more ompf to propel you into and out of corners... At the very least stick new forksprings/GW and CBR calipers on there... But even better, an USD fork of some sort...
07-19-2010 | 07:06 AM
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BTW I just compared my sig pic to yours... On my bike the riders saddle ends in the first half of the rear wheel and the pillion sits above the rear axle...
On yours the riders saddle ends at the rear axle and the pillion sits behind the rear axle...
That's not good physics...
On yours the riders saddle ends at the rear axle and the pillion sits behind the rear axle...
That's not good physics...
07-19-2010 | 11:45 AM
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Another note... If you go though all this trouble upgrading the engine... Why on earth do you stick the stock forks back on there?! Are you using stock brakes as well?
They are sub-par with a stock engine, they really won't be any better once you have more ompf to propel you into and out of corners... At the very least stick new forksprings/GW and CBR calipers on there... But even better, an USD fork of some sort...
They are sub-par with a stock engine, they really won't be any better once you have more ompf to propel you into and out of corners... At the very least stick new forksprings/GW and CBR calipers on there... But even better, an USD fork of some sort...
BTW I just compared my sig pic to yours... On my bike the riders saddle ends in the first half of the rear wheel and the pillion sits above the rear axle...
On yours the riders saddle ends at the rear axle and the pillion sits behind the rear axle...
That's not good physics...
On yours the riders saddle ends at the rear axle and the pillion sits behind the rear axle...
That's not good physics...
07-19-2010 | 06:34 PM
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Just a note on the cbr 600/1000 oval cans. I did some research on this, as my exhaust is dual undertail. My exhaust has almost 1.5" more clearance and the tire has hit the exhaust. This is going to be a problem. as for your exhaust, I dont envy the tuning that you will have to do. If you know what carb syncing does to balance how a bike runs, you will understand how a bike that has two different power output level will effect its running.
Good luck with that. If you want to try a 600 rr, I can send you one. Start thinking about your battery, R/R, and other electrical components. I have my R/R mounted up in the right front fairing where it gets good airflow (this after melting one). and the battery was a tough job, and still not desirable. If you can, get a speedcell type battery.
Good luck with that. If you want to try a 600 rr, I can send you one. Start thinking about your battery, R/R, and other electrical components. I have my R/R mounted up in the right front fairing where it gets good airflow (this after melting one). and the battery was a tough job, and still not desirable. If you can, get a speedcell type battery.
02-01-2011 | 10:17 PM
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I like the bike but it is a little comic bookey with the double lenth tail and exhaust. I want to eventually do an underseat exhaust but it seems dual cans would really help the tuning. Not a big single muffler fan. CBR600f2 huggers can be modded to fit and are cheap and plentiful
Hey autoteach, can you post pics of your exhaust set up?
Hey autoteach, can you post pics of your exhaust set up?
02-04-2011 | 07:23 PM
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Tip my hat to you mate, well done.
With the exhaust how much do you want to spend.
Mario has everything for the vtr,has a nice setup for pipes.
Underseat type(ducati style) with a R1 tai,one of our guys has a set on his streetfighter looks and sounds tuff
http://web.tiscali.it/mario_nava/vtr1000_racing_e.html
With the exhaust how much do you want to spend.
Mario has everything for the vtr,has a nice setup for pipes.
Underseat type(ducati style) with a R1 tai,one of our guys has a set on his streetfighter looks and sounds tuff
http://web.tiscali.it/mario_nava/vtr1000_racing_e.html
02-21-2011 | 09:30 PM
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Custom radiator job,he has had no problems with it.
And yes he has painted the front wheel 2 colors
Forgot to mention this is what it looked like before the original owner had a off.
Some of you guys might remember it
And yes he has painted the front wheel 2 colors
Forgot to mention this is what it looked like before the original owner had a off.
Some of you guys might remember it
Last edited by erno; 02-22-2011 at 01:24 AM.
02-25-2011 | 11:24 AM
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I use a slightly modded RHS rad and have shoe horned 3 x 80mm fans behind it.
The only issues are the lack of capacity, i.e. the temp will rise quicker than with the 2 rads, and the clearance between it and the front wheel.
I made sure that the rad was mounted as high as possible and then added the heavier springs to stop the front diving as much.
I'm eventually going to fit a rad under the seat, just need to find a reason to do so.
Boris
The only issues are the lack of capacity, i.e. the temp will rise quicker than with the 2 rads, and the clearance between it and the front wheel.
I made sure that the rad was mounted as high as possible and then added the heavier springs to stop the front diving as much.
I'm eventually going to fit a rad under the seat, just need to find a reason to do so.
Boris
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