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CBZ 2000 model
Hi all,
i just got myself a CBZ 2000 model, a few modifications which have been done 1. zma piston and valves 2. automech exhaust 3. fz16 headlight doom (55/60 w halogen bulb) 4. k & n filter
Can i fit an zma bore on to a CBZ
Problems faced - still get overtaken by an apache
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And I guess you left the carb untouched?Originally posted by kkumar77 View PostYour biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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in 90 % cases its due to front rim alignmentOriginally posted by jatin_cbz View Postwhat could be the main reasons for handle wobbling basically in higher rpm's....
other reasons can be damaged bearing in steering cone.
additionally u can check front shocks also.
too many mods i would say...Originally posted by kkumar77 View Post
anyway is it the RTR u are losing to or the plain old apache
if its RTR than its pretty logical cos RTR is lot more power
if its Apache than there can be many reasons like
1. APACHE is modded
2. the mods are not suiting ur bike/not done properly
3. ur riding style/ability
(no offense plz)
4. too loose chain
5. worn rear sprocket
additionally there can be other reasons but i think itss cos of the mods cos my CBZ star (with no performance MODS) keeps up with apache and winning depends solely on riding skills. (usually i win
)
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Please gimme these info
> Can somebody tell me the total current generated by the coil of CBZ.
> What type of rectifier is it using?
> Is the Pulsar rectifier direct fit on CBZ?
> If anyone has wiring diagram of the bike then please do post it here.
Thank You
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Oh here goes info i have from personal exp:Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post> Can somebody tell me the total current generated by the coil of CBZ.
> What type of rectifier is it using?
> Is the Pulsar rectifier direct fit on CBZ?
> If anyone has wiring diagram of the bike then please do post it here.
Thank You
> No Idea
> Yes i bought one for Pulsar DTsi (Rated 7 Amp), and plugged it directly to my CBZ for 5Amp Battery.
> Sorry, No wiring diagram, its there in the manual thou
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Can u please scan it for me and put it hereOriginally posted by cool_dude_sunn_y View Post> Sorry, No wiring diagram, its there in the manual thou
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Can somebody please tell me the cost of replacing the entire disc brake assembly? I have posted twice about this with no concrete results.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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Sorry bro. but I own a drum brake version so no idea bout d assembly.. Y dont u try & check it in HH SVC itself if u r going for a brand new one..Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
Once I checked it in SVC for approx rates if i needed to go for Disc & they said it will cost approx around 4-5KsigpicAll India Permit 1+1Comment
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have anyone tried iridium spark plug in ur bike ?
was there any change in performance and which one did u used (name, rating)
any mod was needed (like changing jet size etc.)
how much did it cost ??
thanks in advance guysComment
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mates.
give me some idea about
some major engine parts that should be replaced.
as i want my bike to be perfect...
parts name as well as a rough idea about thier cost
a well as labour charges as per hh service stn...sigpic"ride with the angels"Comment
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where are alll yaar no one on thread from last 2 days......sigpic"ride with the angels"Comment
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Well, when are you returning?? I saw a CBZ Classic manual and it didn't have any info on it.Originally posted by cool_dude_sunn_y View PostI wish i could
.. I am not in Jammu right now.
All are thinking on your query broOriginally posted by jatin_cbz View Post
Am sorry i cant help as i don't know much about CBZ.
In general i can say better get ur bike inspected from a good mechanic rather than blindly changing all parts.Comment
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