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jason3249
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PostPosted: 10:49 - 02 Sep 2024    Post subject: Hmmm will they, need some info guys Reply with quote
Hi everyone I've got a 2003 Honda CB 600 F-3 hornet im just wondering if a set of carbs from a Honda CB600F Hornet 2002 will they fit on my 2003 bike

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PostPosted: 10:07 - 05 Sep 2024    Post subject: Reply with quote
No one knows then dammm it Sad
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PostPosted: 11:06 - 05 Sep 2024    Post subject: Reply with quote
From MCN review..
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Model history
1998: Honda CB600F Hornet launched, combining the steel backbone frame from thr Japanese-market CB250F with a detuned 92bhp engine, lifted from the CBR600F.
2000: Hornet gains 17in front wheel, improving feel and tyre choice. Power is upped to 94bhp, with other improvements including improved brakes.
2003: Subtle restyle highlights 17-litre fuel tank, up from 16. New slash-cut silencer added and power upped to 95bhp. Now meets Euro2 emissions laws.
2005: Bike gains 41mm upside-down cartridge forks, based on 2005 Honda CBR600RR. Other updates include revised rear shock for greater comfort.


So.. power changed in 2003 model so maybe differnst carbs But I expect they'd fit anyway with the correct rubber bits.
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