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That tank is a better investment than ANYTHING else right now.  Jus sayin

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3 minutes ago, Captain 80s said:

That tank is a better investment than ANYTHING else right now.  Jus sayin

 

I hear you. I am trying to figure out how to cover my tracks as we speaks.........ran out of slush fund already

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Well, just for the pedants among us...the ROW 3rd gen red in 1993 was R-158P, the same red as the US 4th gens.  My UK-spec '93 is that colour.  However, I also have a US-spec '90 in parts, and have a full set of NOS R-157 plastics as well as a couple of tanks and I'd have to say that you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between the R-157 and R-158 tanks.  You try:

 

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Which one is the R-158P?   :happy:

 

Ciao,

 

JZH

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Right looks darker. 

 

Are the safety stickers also different? 

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158 has more pearl in it.  The right one looks "deeper"

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I am new to the VFR so I don't know much, but I think my R157 is the one on the left. The one on the right is darker

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Well, she runs beautifully. The rebuilt carbs went on easily with a little coaxing from the heat gun. Mixture screws out 2 turns with the #42 pilot and one shim. 

 

The gearbox is nice and smooth, no trouble getting to neutral.

 

Now I just need to start electrolysis on the tank. Hopefully, I get to ride it soon 🤞🏼

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10 minutes ago, Captain 80s said:

Sweet!!!!

 

It's a little too quiet though 😅 How is the exhaust slip-on adapter project going?

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Just now, DesertKyorugi said:

 

It's a little too quiet though 😅 How is the exhaust slip-on adapter project going?

 

I got some pieces in and I have 2 or 3 very promising options.   I'm hoping to also install my carbs this weekend and verify the engine.  And then I will hack off the muffler and start to fab up.  Will update.

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3 hours ago, Captain 80s said:

 

I got some pieces in and I have 2 or 3 very promising options.   I'm hoping to also install my carbs this weekend and verify the engine.  And then I will hack off the muffler and start to fab up.  Will update.

 

I have a local guy selling a Vance and Hines SS2R slip-on. $120 Supposedly from a 93 with all mounting hardware. Any good? Need rejet?

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Its a quality unit.  Your #42 pilots will compensate nicely.  No need for bigger mains with a slip-on.

 

If you like the looks and its in good shape, thats a good deal.

 

 

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8 hours ago, Captain 80s said:

Its a quality unit.  Your #42 pilots will compensate nicely.  No need for bigger mains with a slip-on.

 

If you like the looks and its in good shape, thats a good deal.

 

 

Perfect, I bought it already LOL

It's in like new condition. I hope it is loud enough when need to be

 

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1 hour ago, DesertKyorugi said:

Perfect, I bought it already LOL

It's in like new condition. I hope it is loud enough when need to be

 

 

Wow!...   slush fund made a miraculous recovery.

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Posted
33 minutes ago, Captain 80s said:

 

Wow!...   slush fund made a miraculous recovery.

 

Sold the Yoshi exhaust for more, buy the Vance and Hines 🤑

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Just now, DesertKyorugi said:

 

Sold the Yoshi exhaust for more, buy the Vance and Hines 🤑

 

You say "the Yoshi", like we know wtf you are talking about.

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4 minutes ago, Captain 80s said:

 

You say "the Yoshi", like we know wtf you are talking about.

 

Selling a few more things tomorrow and the slush fund should recover enough to buy the NOS tank

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And....still...  what is "the Yoshi"?

Posted
4 minutes ago, Captain 80s said:

And....still...  what is "the Yoshi"?

The Yoshimura slip-on exhaust that I asked you about in another thread 

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It is interesting. I knew what you were talking about, but never heard Yoshi. Only Yosh. 

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4 hours ago, bmart said:

It is interesting. I knew what you were talking about, but never heard Yoshi. Only Yosh. 

 

Yoshimura is actually two words, Yoshi is good or lucky and mura is village or town. Yoshi is also the name of the cute dinosaur in Super Mario World.

It's always been Yoshi in my Asian circle

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Oohhhhhhhh!   Hah!  Sorry, I'm an idiot.   I knew you were talking about a pipe, I just totally forgot that's why you were interested in an adapter.

 

Cheers!

 

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On 1/31/2022 at 12:36 AM, DesertKyorugi said:

 

Yoshimura is actually two words, Yoshi is good or lucky and mura is village or town. Yoshi is also the name of the cute dinosaur in Super Mario World.

It's always been Yoshi in my Asian circle

 

Yoshi in Australia too. Usually said in reverent tones when in the presence of a Suzuki TL1000R with full Yoshi system.

 

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Me and my friends will use either.  Probably a little more Yoshi.

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