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 Posted: 14:16 - 28 Sep 2005 Post subject: NSR De-Restriction? |
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Should i attempt to de-restrict it myself or should i take it to a garage.
If anyone has a good step by step guide that would be AMAZIN!
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 Posted: 14:24 - 28 Sep 2005 Post subject: Re: NSR De-Restriction? |
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Do it yourself.
www.nsr125.com |
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 Posted: 17:41 - 28 Sep 2005 Post subject: |
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I've had 104mph out of mine.
May I suggest you use an oxy-setaline torch to get the restrictor from the exhaust, otherwise you'll be there all day and cost your self a fortune in fucked up drill bits. The torch will melt the welds first, as they melt at a lower temperature than the rest of the exhaust. Once the pipe is out use a reamer to clean everything up.  |
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 Posted: 15:08 - 03 Oct 2005 Post subject: |
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Im still contemplating on doing this myself sounds like realy hard work and from that manual on the site it looks pretty tricky. And i dont wanna put ma bike outa action for about a month by fuckin it up and being unable to take it to a garage.
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I definitely agree with NSRSparkie, the intake restriction takes about half an hour tops to remove and you don't wanna waste a lot of pounds for a garage to remove it for you. Do as the guide says, although it isn't necesssary to remove the plastic tray where the servo motor is located, just remove the tank, airbox, carb and inlet manifold. You will see a thin metal plate with a hole in the middle, take it out and throw it in the garbage.
The exhaust is a bit trickier, if you're not comfortable with using a drill, you could always use a torch if available.
Good luck m8, let us know how it goes  |
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just notice that : over 9500 rpm , if you mixture is too lean you've got a big risk of a piston breaking down and very often the barrel will be damaged !  ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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hey ! oreoxx i will put £10 on the table if you take off the intake plate and re-mount everything within 1/2H , i will bet 3/4 if you are good , 1H if you are average !  ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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and about 1 week coz i am shit, lol.
What kinda tools do i need to do this exhaust bit then, and how will it help speed/performance wise?
Stu
P.s alains im still looking for the CDI  |
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No need to cut the exhaust when I done mine. Drill out the welds and take the restrictor out. Simple.  ____________________ Past >>>> Honda NSR 125 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K1 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K4 >>>>Kawasaki Z1000 DAF >>>>Suzuki RMZ 250 >>>> Current >>>> KTM Superduke R 1290 >>>> |
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Same here easy  |
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Best thing to do is to take the exhaust off and have a look.  ____________________ Past >>>> Honda NSR 125 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K1 >>>> Suzuki GSXR 600 K4 >>>>Kawasaki Z1000 DAF >>>>Suzuki RMZ 250 >>>> Current >>>> KTM Superduke R 1290 >>>> |
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exactly !  ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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 Posted: 11:55 - 31 Oct 2005 Post subject: intake one way bolts/crews |
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hi, i found this and the nsr site when i was looking for information to derestrict my sisters '04 nsr125
took the exhaust of and drilled the welds, okay and a bit of hammer and chisel action lol.
stage one complete, going well i though to myself, it'll be un-restricted by the time she gets home.
next, i took the carb off only to fine that there were two one way screws at the bottom that i can get off with grips (because of the position/lack of room)
has anybody else had this problem?
any ideas on how to get em out?
i phoned honda and they said they dont give out information and they dont de-restric bikes either.
any help would be great! i dont want to have to either take the engine out so i can use grips, or hacksaw the heads off then use grip.  ____________________ keep it smokin' |
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No one way screws I can think of.
If they are meant to come off you'll be able to get a security bit from somewhere  |
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| 2strokecrayzee wrote: | hi, i found this and the nsr site when i was looking for information to derestrict my sisters '04 nsr125
took the exhaust of and drilled the welds, okay and a bit of hammer and chisel action lol.
stage one complete, going well i though to myself, it'll be un-restricted by the time she gets home.
next, i took the carb off only to fine that there were two one way screws at the bottom that i can get off with grips (because of the position/lack of room)
has anybody else had this problem?
any ideas on how to get em out?
i phoned honda and they said they dont give out information and they dont de-restric bikes either.
any help would be great! i dont want to have to either take the engine out so i can use grips, or hacksaw the heads off then use grip.  |
Yep, I had exactly this problem, and its a bitch. What I ended up doing was cutting a notch in the thick side of the bolt head using a Dremmel, and knocked it round using a long screwdriver in the notch and a hammer. The first bolt took two months of head scratching, thinking and general swearing before coming up with the above plan. The second bolt took about 10 mins  ____________________ "I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." Hunter S Thompson
"Faster, faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death..." Hunter S Thompson |
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