Got one - Page 3

ericthered40 · 13-Nov-2005, 01:03

Quote:

Originally posted by ali

Quote:

Originally posted by CK and AK
you will need a fuel injection pump Eric with the fuel injected engine, so unless you change the tank to the 'ie' tank, you will need an external fuel pump and a return to tank fuel line.
Talk to Paul Payne - he has already done this with an SS.
I have done it all with the monster.

You dont need to 'drill out' for larger engine bolts - you sleeve the engine - comes courtesy of B&Q for about £7 per length.

Means you can go back to 583 if you ever want to.

Note: if you are using any 620 engine with key recognition, you will need all the parts from that bike, unless you are using a different computer.

Hope this is of help?

Alan

The old SSs come with a fule pump as standard, but it's not as strong as the ie pump. The good news is that it's exactly the same size. The tank has a return spiggot on the bottom. Geoff reconned they just swapped the ie pump into the new tank and that was it, but I may be mistaken as the whole codeine/red wine thing is reaking havoc with my memory...

Ali

Plot thickening as we speak ?

I did wonder what the buzzing was when I turned the ignition on

[Edited on 13-11-2005 by ericthered40]

skidlids · 13-Nov-2005, 01:11

Can't see a problem with that junk low pressure (probably around 0.4Bar) pump inside tank and replace with a High pressure (probably around 3.0Bar) pump. Then its just a matter of finding somewhere to mount the pressure regulator

antonye · 13-Nov-2005, 18:16

Nice one mate, looks very nice indeed!

Redruth · 13-Nov-2005, 20:18

Well done Eric. And everyone is being tremendously helpful, aren't they? Don't believe that red wine BS of Ali's though. His memory is goddam perfect. He may just be a tad reluctant to share is vast knowledge because he's worried about you being up his chuff next season

domski · 13-Nov-2005, 20:21

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Originally posted by Redruth
he's worried about you being up his chuff next season

So would any man!!

ericthered40 · 13-Nov-2005, 20:50

Well just settled in after me first blast on the beast

So far i have discovered not to push a Sport max front tyre celebrating it's tenth birthday

It's actually much better than i had expected apart from the flat spot in between 2k and 10k it fly.

:P

TP · 13-Nov-2005, 20:53

ha!

Good on you Eric. She looks good too!

I've just gotten off the phone after having a chat about my bike for next year ... I'm really looking forward to this now

BRING IT ON NOW!!!!!!!!!

domski · 13-Nov-2005, 20:55

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Originally posted by TP
I've just gotten off the phone after having a chat about my bike for next year ... I'm really looking forward to this now

BRING IT ON NOW!!!!!!!!!

You realise the 'old' pilot struggled to stop it from crashing all the time - you sure you can handle it?

TP · 13-Nov-2005, 20:56

Quote:

Originally posted by domski

Quote:

Originally posted by TP
I've just gotten off the phone after having a chat about my bike for next year ... I'm really looking forward to this now

BRING IT ON NOW!!!!!!!!!

You realise the 'old' pilot struggled to stop it from crashing all the time - you sure you can handle it?

I might not be on that one now ...

ericthered40 · 13-Nov-2005, 21:00

Eat my dust Skippy

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13-Nov-2005, 01:11	#22
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club Can't see a problem with that junk low pressure (probably around 0.4Bar) pump inside tank and replace with a High pressure (probably around 3.0Bar) pump. Then its just a matter of finding somewhere to mount the pressure regulator Reply

13-Nov-2005, 18:16	#23
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,088 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer Nice one mate, looks very nice indeed! Reply

13-Nov-2005, 20:50	#26
ericthered40 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,698 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: N F A Mood: renegade sexy racer Well just settled in after me first blast on the beast So far i have discovered not to push a Sport max front tyre celebrating it's tenth birthday It's actually much better than i had expected apart from the flat spot in between 2k and 10k it fly. :P Reply

13-Nov-2005, 20:53	#27
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP ha! Good on you Eric. She looks good too! I've just gotten off the phone after having a chat about my bike for next year ... I'm really looking forward to this now BRING IT ON NOW!!!!!!!!! Reply

13-Nov-2005, 21:00	#30
ericthered40 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,698 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: N F A Mood: renegade sexy racer Eat my dust Skippy Reply