CCT and PAIR removal/install - Carb Jet.
08-27-2012, 08:41 PM
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CCT and PAIR removal/install - Carb Jet.
So I followed the instructions in the KB section for doing these procedures. I gotta say im somewhat mechanically inclined and found this to be a relatively straight forward with the KB instructions.
I want to thank all who have put time into building this site as i found it to be very helpful.
After diving into the bike for the first time I tried my best to be thorough and detailed with removal and install. After breaking two valve cover bolts from the PO over torque I was in a jam. Had a buddy come out and back out the broken bits from the threads using his easy out tool. I now own this tool and learned a very cool technique as well.
With his assistance we swapped out both CCT's and removed PAIR. We pulled both valve covers to check timing and I was stoked to see that I was perfect in time on both front and rear. I went the extra effort to pull the front to also get carbs jetted and deep clean and check valves etc...
Everything looked damn perfect and clean. So we put things back together and followed the Jet recommendation of the HRC slide mod and #48 pilots. After a little tuning we found the sweet spot and she rides great. With Jetting and PAIR removal I am re blown away by the new found accuracy in throttle.
So my major service items are now complete and im very excited to not have the doom and gloom over my head from failures.
Thank you all again for the information and time placed into the KB section as I was able to save quite a bit of money and walk away proud and educated.
Im back on the road and its been the longest week ever!
I want to thank all who have put time into building this site as i found it to be very helpful.
After diving into the bike for the first time I tried my best to be thorough and detailed with removal and install. After breaking two valve cover bolts from the PO over torque I was in a jam. Had a buddy come out and back out the broken bits from the threads using his easy out tool. I now own this tool and learned a very cool technique as well.
With his assistance we swapped out both CCT's and removed PAIR. We pulled both valve covers to check timing and I was stoked to see that I was perfect in time on both front and rear. I went the extra effort to pull the front to also get carbs jetted and deep clean and check valves etc...
Everything looked damn perfect and clean. So we put things back together and followed the Jet recommendation of the HRC slide mod and #48 pilots. After a little tuning we found the sweet spot and she rides great. With Jetting and PAIR removal I am re blown away by the new found accuracy in throttle.
So my major service items are now complete and im very excited to not have the doom and gloom over my head from failures.
Thank you all again for the information and time placed into the KB section as I was able to save quite a bit of money and walk away proud and educated.
Im back on the road and its been the longest week ever!
08-28-2012, 06:20 AM
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Oh we shared a few 6's of Sam Adams octoberfest! Was Glorious! I also paid him and made him dinner. Gotta be a good host when you need labor!
08-28-2012, 06:14 PM
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08-29-2012, 01:12 AM
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Glad to see you got everything sorted out. I had a glitch too while doing my MCCT install. I snapped my rear mcct mounting bolt(defective torque wrench-since replaced
by two micro torque ones).
I did not experience any problems with my OEM ccts. Just the miles on my bike(about 67K miles) and the peace of mind. Its a good feeling...
Ride well and enjoy!
by two micro torque ones).
I did not experience any problems with my OEM ccts. Just the miles on my bike(about 67K miles) and the peace of mind. Its a good feeling...
Ride well and enjoy!
09-30-2012, 07:45 AM
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Hi everyone, from over the pond.
I'm interested in removing my Pair system. I believe its the electronic version being on an F2 model. Will the removal be the same as the none electrical version & does anybody know where I could get some blanking plates from?? I like to do the job properly
Many thanks Dark
I'm interested in removing my Pair system. I believe its the electronic version being on an F2 model. Will the removal be the same as the none electrical version & does anybody know where I could get some blanking plates from?? I like to do the job properly
Many thanks Dark
10-02-2012, 01:50 PM
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So I followed the instructions in the KB section for doing these procedures. I gotta say im somewhat mechanically inclined and found this to be a relatively straight forward with the KB instructions.
I want to thank all who have put time into building this site as i found it to be very helpful.
After diving into the bike for the first time I tried my best to be thorough and detailed with removal and install. After breaking two valve cover bolts from the PO over torque I was in a jam. Had a buddy come out and back out the broken bits from the threads using his easy out tool. I now own this tool and learned a very cool technique as well.
With his assistance we swapped out both CCT's and removed PAIR. We pulled both valve covers to check timing and I was stoked to see that I was perfect in time on both front and rear. I went the extra effort to pull the front to also get carbs jetted and deep clean and check valves etc...
Everything looked damn perfect and clean. So we put things back together and followed the Jet recommendation of the HRC slide mod and #48 pilots. After a little tuning we found the sweet spot and she rides great. With Jetting and PAIR removal I am re blown away by the new found accuracy in throttle.
So my major service items are now complete and im very excited to not have the doom and gloom over my head from failures.
Thank you all again for the information and time placed into the KB section as I was able to save quite a bit of money and walk away proud and educated.
Im back on the road and its been the longest week ever!
I want to thank all who have put time into building this site as i found it to be very helpful.
After diving into the bike for the first time I tried my best to be thorough and detailed with removal and install. After breaking two valve cover bolts from the PO over torque I was in a jam. Had a buddy come out and back out the broken bits from the threads using his easy out tool. I now own this tool and learned a very cool technique as well.
With his assistance we swapped out both CCT's and removed PAIR. We pulled both valve covers to check timing and I was stoked to see that I was perfect in time on both front and rear. I went the extra effort to pull the front to also get carbs jetted and deep clean and check valves etc...
Everything looked damn perfect and clean. So we put things back together and followed the Jet recommendation of the HRC slide mod and #48 pilots. After a little tuning we found the sweet spot and she rides great. With Jetting and PAIR removal I am re blown away by the new found accuracy in throttle.
So my major service items are now complete and im very excited to not have the doom and gloom over my head from failures.
Thank you all again for the information and time placed into the KB section as I was able to save quite a bit of money and walk away proud and educated.
Im back on the road and its been the longest week ever!
10-02-2012, 04:57 PM
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It's possible to make needle adjustments without fully pulling the carbs. If you can get to the diaphragm covers to loosen the screws then you're good to go. Getting the diaphragm/spring/needle assembly back on correctly is another challenge though. The trick is to position the diaphragm concave down, push the spring all the way inside the cover, put the slide over the cover, and install the whole shabang together while reaching through the carb throat to guide the needle and hold the slide up. It's tricky the first few times but even my fat fingered *** can do it easily now.
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