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nice hoops what was the damage for them cobba

ordered thru Motostrano, little less than 2k.

Rick

Ok, asked the question over on SMJ , got no reply so I will ask here. bought a brembo 15mm rcs brake master assy from Motostrano looks great but now I need to find a matching clutch lever and perch, any ideas???



Thanks

OK, mocking up things, I now have Ohlins forks to go with the Marchesinis. I went to slap it together and..... a little confused it don't fit.. inside fork leg blocks measure 6", Marchesini rim and spacers (from march.) measure 5.025"..... the 07 axle I ordered also comes up 1" short... what the hell?


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any in-put? anyone?

Rick

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Fuck... what now?, anyone can chime in.

Rick

I used a intake boot off an 88 I think. Different years had different angles. Ask Danny, I believe he knew this and everything else

'89+ had a different boot angle than '85-'88. the '89+ seems to fit better in general, but the '85-'88 might clear your shock better, but push the float bowl into the reed block bolts.
honestly, it should be fine, when you get the air boot on, it should pull that carb out some.

85-86 boot tips down lower than 87-88 too
either way the reed block is longer and stacks up into the shock
i'd cut the jug area shorter and run the 89+ reed setup, the boot is longer to makeup for the shorter casting

I think the O.D. of that spring is 1mm too big. Did Pecker sell you that?

Yea bob had to get the fat ass spring, seriously I don't see how any boot will help, the carb is very low and seriously into the spring, just thinking about cutting it up and starting over,

Rick

agent wrote:Yea bob had to get the fat ass spring, seriously I don't see how any boot will help, the carb is very low and seriously into the spring, just thinking about cutting it up and starting over,

Rick

Seems strange the motor straight in the frame would contact the spring; spring is centered in the frame/swing arm; 125, 250 or 4 poker. Is it a stock intake?

Gen 3 frames are cheap, using the TTM Y and some new rails would not be a whole lot of work and little Dremel time. Opt to a CR250 or CRF 250/450 with little cost and effort, most parts should transfer over.

Pecker needs to chime in, he has the same chassis and big spring.

((Seems strange the motor straight in the frame would contact the spring; spring is centered in the frame/swing arm; 125, 250 or 4 poker. Is it a stock intake?

Gen 3 frames are cheap, using the TTM Y and some new rails would not be a whole lot of work and little Dremel time. Opt to a CR250 or CRF 250/450 with little cost and effort, most parts should transfer over.))


Yea if I had the TTM Y....... this is a 2007 crf 250R that I did, .. Still nothing from that piece of shit Fachar.

Ohlins forks probably came with an axle to use when they were purchased new, or your triple clamps are wider than stock.

From what I remember, my Ohlins uses a longer axle and a different spacer. When I installed my Excel wheels, I had to machine a new spacer. I can measure my axle if you want.

Yes, any help would be great, not just the measurement but where can I order it and whats it off of or part number. Thanks

I would get the model number off your forks, and email Ohlins USA to get the part number for your axle and spacers. The model number of the fork should be stamped on it somewhere. Mine is a FG107. I emailed them a couple of times and they were very helpful.

Anyone have a few of these they would part with??




tks

Rick

It Lives ,..sorta well I got it to fire and idle . It will take off ok (low rpm) when you get to I would say 2000 rpm it lurches an bogs .. this is where I need help from you guys if you would .. please.. I don't know if it is the ignition (programmable MSD) or carburetor issues ?? I tried several ignition curves didn't seem to make a difference I know nothing about the PWK 41 can you help.

Rick