View Full Version : The time has come to de-restrict!
Phaelok
21-03-09, 07:32 PM
Time has come to de-restrict my bike! Found a pair of carbs on ebay for 10 whole pounds.
Its from a 2000 carby, and mine is a '99 sv curvy. Does anyone know if there are differences between carbs on both bikes?
Any help appreciated! :riding:
gettin2dizzy
21-03-09, 07:37 PM
The same AFAIK. How is the bike currently restricted?
Phaelok
21-03-09, 07:37 PM
done by JHS bristol, restricted via carbs AFAIK, no plates used. He done it by carbs and dyno...
gettin2dizzy
21-03-09, 07:39 PM
May be easier to remove current restriction. Could just be washers.
I'd phone JHS to find out what method they use first. Replacing carbs is just adding complication.
Phaelok
21-03-09, 07:39 PM
I deffo know he did it carb way, no washers from FI international used. work done was Too cheap to have used washers lol.
gettin2dizzy
21-03-09, 07:48 PM
I deffo know he did it carb way, no washers from FI international used. work done was Too cheap to have used washers lol.
To restrict carbs, you normally put a washer/plate in there to reduce the air intake. Costs pennies in materials.
Phaelok
21-03-09, 07:49 PM
costs loads from FI international... lol
gettin2dizzy
21-03-09, 07:51 PM
costs loads from FI international... lol
As with most biking kit! hehe.
But yeah, I'd just ask JHS what they normally do. Will save you loads of time :thumbsup:
Phaelok
21-03-09, 07:52 PM
cool ty :)
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