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Suzuki Hayabusa

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salem77 Newbie

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Hi! I would like to change my brakelines (my Busa is still stock)...There are a few brands available such as HEL, Goodridge etc...What is the best that U might recommend and how much does it costs? I am riding the K9 model. :)

 

hie sis, avatar pic used to be ur previous ride rite ???

 

JD busa looks familiar :angel:

 

welcome to the thread...........:thumb:

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angkuguay Newbie

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I noticed a grinding sound from the engine only at 2000rpm and no where else. what could be the problem? had check the tensioner. any of you guys had this problem? or is this normal? other than that the bike is perfectly fine

 

I know the problem, it is due to the throttle control unit. This is located at the throttle grip. :angel:

 

 

Busa is my dream bike!

 

How much to wash the carb for hayabusa? Can I use cheap 2T or must I use racing 2T from Lim Ah Boy?

 

I want to grow up quickly so I can take my motorcycle licence soon!

quizesilver Newbie

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I know the problem, it is due to the throttle control unit. This is located at the throttle grip. :angel:

 

 

Busa is my dream bike!

 

How much to wash the carb for hayabusa? Can I use cheap 2T or must I use racing 2T from Lim Ah Boy?

 

I want to grow up quickly so I can take my motorcycle licence soon!

 

whahaa

i oso wish to own one...

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shahrul_azmil3 Newbie

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http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c57/Daryous/My%20Motorcycles/HayabusaRearTailCleanUp.jpg

 

Pic with K3 end can.

Smooth nice back pressure and still can clear meter ... :p

 

 

question here ....

 

y is it that i feel smoother when having 4-2-1 aftermarket header to oem can setup compair to its aftermarket can ???

 

or is it only in my head ???

Past to present rides

 

Honda nsr sp 150 pro arm

Honda super4 ver s - yamaha rxz 135

Honda cbr 600 rr

Suzuki hayabusa 1300 - yamaha cygnus 125 - yamaha lc135 spark

Aprilia sr max 300 I.e

 

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WaTi_BuSa Newbie

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hie sis, avatar pic used to be ur previous ride rite ???

 

JD busa looks familiar :angel:

 

welcome to the thread...........:thumb:

 

LOL!! U caught me! Yeah, it's actually hubby's previous ride. I seldom ride the JD Busa as I rode a K7-1000 Corona Extra but sold it away middle of this year as I took out an OPC car. So currently I'm using hubby's K9 Busa. :lol:

1st bike (2000-2001) - Aprilia Extrema 125

2nd bike (2001 till now) - Yamaha TZM 150

3rd bike (2003-2005) - Yamaha 125z

4th bike (2005-2006) - Honda RVF 400

5th bike (2006-2008) - Honda CBR1000RR '04

6th bike (2006-2008) - Suzuki Hayabusa 1300 '99

7th bike (2008-2009) - Suzuki GSXR-1000 K7

8th bike (current) - Suzuki Hayabusa 1300 K9 & GSXR1000 K9

brack Newbie

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Any 1 here can kai siao(recommend) where is the best place to put on busa paintwork? i got the base colour already.. jus need the wording and lining.. =) and when in gear 3 and below, i'll feel slight vibration of the bike.. izzit throttle not enough to gain more power? Lolx~

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The future depends on what we do in the present:pray:

angkuguay Newbie

angkuguay

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I noticed a grinding sound from the engine only at 2000rpm and no where else. what could be the problem? had check the tensioner. any of you guys had this problem? or is this normal? other than that the bike is perfectly fine

 

question here ....

 

y is it that i feel smoother when having 4-2-1 aftermarket header to oem can setup compair to its aftermarket can ???

 

or is it only in my head ???

 

 

I am not a Busa owner but I think you felt the bike to be smoother and responsive at low revs with OEM end cans is because you have more back pressure than when using aftermarket end cans. Aftermarket cans usually are straight through unlike oem with baffles and lower flow.

 

Dun flame me please! I newbie!

 

Busa is my dream bike!

kaieiru Newbie

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I am not a Busa owner but I think you felt the bike to be smoother and responsive at low revs with OEM end cans is because you have more back pressure than when using aftermarket end cans. Aftermarket cans usually are straight through unlike oem with baffles and lower flow.

 

Dun flame me please! I newbie!

 

Busa is my dream bike!

 

this just goes to show, stock is da bestz! :thumb:

There's no replacement for displacement except for a blower

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kaieiru Newbie

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Teacher teacher, what stock you recommend? Hyflux? Creative? Blue chips or penny stocks? :angel:

 

Hyflux carbon filters are not bad.. using it for quite a while.. if you want to use can stock up..

 

creative dun have much creative stuff coming out leh... onboard soundcard is good enough..

 

dunnoe blue chips wor.. but Calbee potato chips are good...

 

why penny stocks.. singapore use cents and dollars leh.. not penny and pounds.. :angel: :angel:

There's no replacement for displacement except for a blower

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angkuguay Newbie

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Hyflux carbon filters are not bad.. using it for quite a while.. if you want to use can stock up..

 

creative dun have much creative stuff coming out leh... onboard soundcard is good enough..

 

dunnoe blue chips wor.. but Calbee potato chips are good...

 

why penny stocks.. singapore use cents and dollars leh.. not penny and pounds.. :angel: :angel:

 

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quizesilver Newbie

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Hyflux carbon filters are not bad.. using it for quite a while.. if you want to use can stock up..

 

creative dun have much creative stuff coming out leh... onboard soundcard is good enough..

 

dunnoe blue chips wor.. but Calbee potato chips are good...

 

why penny stocks.. singapore use cents and dollars leh.. not penny and pounds.. :angel: :angel:

 

classic!!!!

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pinetreetmh Newbie

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question here ....

 

y is it that i feel smoother when having 4-2-1 aftermarket header to oem can setup compair to its aftermarket can ???

 

or is it only in my head ???

 

becos the bike is not as responsive so easier to control making u feel smoother at low end. at mid to top end u will feel the bike is sluggish... :thumb:

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pinetreetmh Newbie

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Nope, is not in the head ... :p

The answer is already in the post your quoted ... "Back Pressure". :D

Can clear meter, stronger mid range, nice city ride, can pass inspection and LTA friendly ... :p :p :p

 

back pressure is not good for yr engine!!

Its a myth that yr engine needs more back pressure.

 

some reading material :thumb:

I may be wrong but i kinda believe in thse articles..

http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/html_product/sue462/backpressuretorquemyth.htm

 

http://www.veryuseful.com/mustang/tech/engine/exhaustScavenging.pdf

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angkuguay Newbie

angkuguay

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I trusted Suzuki Engineers who got paid for millions in their salaries to execute their plans ...

Maybe you should send a copy to Suzuki Japan and see what they say ...

and same time ask them why you create bikes with so much back pressure and still give buyer warranty ... :pity:

In addition, ask them how come these two article never say anything about pinging since everything is incorrect ... :p

Not just about exhaust budd, many things need to follow up ...

That is I had said, don't monkey see monkey ... :D

 

No anger hor ... :p

 

You very free hor?

angkuguay Newbie

angkuguay

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Actually I am very free but

manage to draw time come in here to stir fried a bit

to make people irritated and hate me ... :p

Otherwise no excitment ... :p

 

If there is any oversea ride please let me know hor ...

I will try my best to go ... :p

 

Wah... you really should receive the Troll of the year award if there ever was one!

 

Overseas ride? I dun even have a bike under my name lor! Wait a minute, actually I have, but its not in a condition to ride... you remember the KTM Duke I told you about?

 

Refresh your memories here!:angel:

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