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Never Give up on something that you can't go a day without thinking about.
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Hi, Guys how could this be possible of removing FLYWHEEL from an diesel engine could anyone explain it in detailOriginally posted by powertwin View Postyou are right, obviously you can reduce the Flywheel weight on the face instead of Outer dia, will increase the throttle response ( but mind the are pros & cons)...Faster acceleration & also Faster deceleration
More than that your fuel injection system should be calibrated ( may also need major mods) to suit the modified crank set up!!
Above all, just mere reducing the weight of the flywheel, without dynamic balancing of the whole crank set-up, will lead to adverse results
So, just giving a try like mere weight reduction with a spare fly wheel is not advisable.....Have serious intention....prepare your self...source the facility you need...take up the project !!
Cheers!!
KMK
PS: :..Hello dr.cr:..'am not for brick bats
, BTW, How come you concluded there is no necessity for a Fly Wheel in automotive engines???
pps: If you feel this flywheel thing is going to hyjack this thread..plz catch up me via PM
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This is again a rare piece of machinery. A lightning 535, was really the only upgrade in our time for the bigger brother of the big brother !!.Originally posted by rameshmadhavan View Post
Cheers Sir superb bike !Code:[FONT=lucida console]It ain't important how fast u are drivin, its how u drive fast.[/FONT]
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Thank you...its been with me for more than 8yrs now & the love for this never goes offOriginally posted by The Great View PostNever Give up on something that you can't go a day without thinking about.
Cheers
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There goes my beautyComment
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1984 std 350. Fully restored.
Looks made like Vintage British Bullet.Comment
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Just got mine 8 days ago, classic 350 with silver.
did about 160 kms with it.
about driving below 60 km/hr these days
. after 4 days the odometer stopped working, took to the dealer and he changed the wire...
Its going good anyway, cheers to join the thumping family
Cant upload any pic right now, as I don't have the authority to do this from the internet connection i am using right now, but I would very soon
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Here is my 1988standard 350 .... the DragonBull!
Last edited by jay_chatterjee; 10-05-2012, 11:16 PM.Comment
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Saw this heavily modified Bull in my flat's parking lot yesterday. Those tyres!
Sadly, this Bull would be all show and no go, the rear tyre the owner has plonked in is huge (150/80 IIRC), and would very likely affect handling, acceleration and top speed. But as long as one rides slow and straight, looks (and nothing else matters), right?
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Hi everyone,
This is my first post here. Here are some pics of my RE Classic 500.. She's three months old and close to 5000 km on the odo.. Loving every bit of the ride!
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Here's mine...just 2 weeks old...done with first service after 400 Kms.Comment
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My Bullet electra 2012 magic black
Sorry guys for the poor quality of pics taken from mobile. Here is the one from my cameraAttached FilesComment
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Please help on these mods
Hello all
I own Bullet standard 350 2003 model. I am looking to modify with following things:
1. Thunderbird headlight assembly... I need Tachometer badly after getting used to it on my car.
2. CDI ignition, CB points ignition has ditched me on many occasions
3. Changing gear lever to heel toe type, as in thunderbird.
I went through all posts, couldnt find standard 350 with thunderbird headlight fitted. has any xbhpian done it ?? I am from Delhi, if anyone can help me on these mods... I would be highly obliged.
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My Thunderbird (2009)
And Classic 350 ( Got it on 6th of this month )
<3
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My 2009 Cast Iron STD 350
Every once in a while, we tend to make mistakes and I regret everyday for having parted with her last year One of the biggest biking mistakes of my life. Guys if somebody bumps into the owner of the Bike MH 02 BL 7602 Please, please pass on my number or email id to the guy. The best thing would be to get his number so that I can try to talk and get her back.
Model: 2009 April STD CI 350
Registration: Mumbai Andheri
Kms covered- 10300 only
Modification: Got the CB points replaced with Eureka Electronic kit and I would highly recommend to anyone mulling this
Let the pictures speak now
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