AnikMankar
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From the album: Lowering the bike
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From the album: Lowering the bike
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From the album: Lowering the bike
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From the album: Lowering the bike
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thanks... I have used double sided tape also but it gets hot here plus the engine heat makes the glue soft. these pictures are old. I have replaced the X head screws with allen type (used on the fairing )so now it looks like part of the bike :) I have seen smaller ballasts so if these go bad i would go for them untill then i am enjoying what i have.
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My orignial head light assembly fit well - the tabs aligned as the bike is EU model. I had ordered a new head light assembly from the US - where the tabs didnt align. I did it the hard way...used a dermel to shave of a little of the housing so the tabs could align, eventually i got tired and just bent the tabs ...so one side i have the housing altered and the other side the the holder tab is bent. Have not noticed any difference in the way the beam focuses.
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From the album: FuseBOX
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07. VFR - Fuse Box - Switched power Source.jpg
AnikMankar posted a gallery image in Member's Gallery
From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: Misc
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From the album: Misc
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So what settings have you all kept the Shift light at ? SHIFT LIGHT @ 5900 x 2 = 11800 RPM LAUNCH RPM @ ? LAUNCH LIMIT @ ? Was wondering if i could use the LAUNCH RPM to check the correct idle speed @ 1200 RPM as disabling this is easy.
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: FuseBOX
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From the album: Misc
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Brake Bleeding VTEC and 5th Generation
AnikMankar replied to HispanicSlammer's topic in Maintenance Guides
Bleeding order - Front Brake - Right outer - Left outer - Rear brake - Right Center Front - Left Center Front - PCV - Rear Center (if you can't access the bleeds, may have to remove the wheel and caliper and move it to 2 o'clock position) - Rear Outer Get speed bleeders fitted - saves time and effort. -
Fitting a standard HID kit on the bike.
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From the album: Headlight Upgrade to HID
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From the album: Headlight Upgrade to HID
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From the album: Headlight Upgrade to HID
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