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skyline
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PostPosted: 13:23 - 24 May 2010    Post subject: cbr600 fy valve timing Reply with quote

Hi just doing the valve timing on my cbr600 fy (dorris for those who know it on here Wink ) and have a couple of questions.

First one is when I set the line next to the T mark ( looks like TI on the timing) to the notch on the crank case as according to the 'haynes book of lies' it says the 'in' and 'ex' marks on the camshafts should both be horrizontal to the crank case facing away from each other. how ever as shown in the first pic below the 'in' mark is futher down by a tooth or maybe 2 (by estimate, also the ex mark looks alot higher up but thats because of the angle of the camera although it is slightly higher than the crank case on eye level i just wanted to the show differences in where the marks sit to each other) so when checking the valve clearances do I want the 'in' mark to be level with the crankcase, or the TI mark exactly on the notch?

Ill point out at this point that that the bikes been used for track days and drag strips and has been on dyno runs so i dont know if the timing could of be changed intentionally or would this not class as a timing change (im not sure)
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Bendy
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PostPosted: 15:12 - 24 May 2010    Post subject: Re: cbr600 fy valve timing Reply with quote

skyline wrote:

Ill point out at this point that that the bikes been used for track days and drag strips and has been on dyno runs so i dont know if the timing could of be changed intentionally or would this not class as a timing change (im not sure)


No timing changes were ever made for any of that stuff, the engine is bog stock.

The only fiddling ever done with the valves was at the 16,000 mile service when Chiswick Honda had to do a fair bit of shimming to get everything sorted. On the 32,000 mile service they were checked and nothing needed adjusting.
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