Recon your own CCTS easily and cheaply
04-14-2006, 02:37 PM
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Recon your own CCTS easily and cheaply
These are a viable cost effective alternative and are priced to allow regular changing during major service intervals. Made from high quality spring steel from a template VTR1000 spring.
email direct for more info david.greenwood244@ntlworld.com
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Have sent to USA and charged $39.00 per pair inc P&P, every deal could be different due to exchange rates but thats minumum price. Please contact me first for price.
You order I ship straight away, no pre payment is asked of you first.
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Dave
email direct for more info david.greenwood244@ntlworld.com
discount for bulk orders
Have sent to USA and charged $39.00 per pair inc P&P, every deal could be different due to exchange rates but thats minumum price. Please contact me first for price.
You order I ship straight away, no pre payment is asked of you first.
Its a trust thing.
Dave
05-22-2006, 12:36 AM
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Dave,
I just replaced a set of "new" OEM CCTs for a friend. I noticed the new CCTs had almost double the tension (guessing by "wrist-o-meter").
Are your springs made with a higher tension than the original OEM CCT springs?
Mahalo
I just replaced a set of "new" OEM CCTs for a friend. I noticed the new CCTs had almost double the tension (guessing by "wrist-o-meter").
Are your springs made with a higher tension than the original OEM CCT springs?
Mahalo
05-23-2006, 07:10 PM
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More spring pressure is not the answer
Adding a new stronger spring is an iffy solution. More spring pressure means more stretch to the cam chain. What a waste. With a manual CCT, you are removing the slack, without placing to much tension on the chain.
05-24-2006, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by bronco78
Adding a new stronger spring is an iffy solution. More spring pressure means more stretch to the cam chain. What a waste. With a manual CCT, you are removing the slack, without placing to much tension on the chain.
05-25-2006, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by bronco78
Adding a new stronger spring is an iffy solution. More spring pressure means more stretch to the cam chain. What a waste. With a manual CCT, you are removing the slack, without placing to much tension on the chain.
06-12-2006, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by cb21983
I am pretty sure BirdofParadise said he replaced a set of CCTs with a new set of OEM CCTs. The last time I checked they didn't come in different spring pressure sets. I also don't see anywhere on this thread where SpringMan says that his springs are higher pressure.
Replacements were newer OEM. There was a deffinate difference in the tenssion between old and new. I can't see the originals loosing that much spring pressure in 12,000 miles but I guess it could happen. The end result was significantly reduced noise. Yep it was not completely gone but was almost unnoticeable. Since the bike is a daily comuter any further hunting will have to wait.
When you guys are replacing with APE units does the cam noise completely disappear?
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