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  • #5926
    Originally posted by Ivin View Post
    Guys ,, what about Bybre disc brakes(calipers) ?? Are they better than the old KBX ?? I'm planning to get one to my rear......
    And around how much kms do you guys change your rear disc pads??? Mine will be worned out under every 4k kms..... Is that natural??? or should it live long than that ??
    The bybre stuff is certainly better than the KBX. Will cost you about 2K for the cost of parts alone, labour would be a little more.

    Rear disc pads should last longer than the front one. My rear disc pads are usually change every 20-25K kms. Even in a worst case scenario it should last 10-15K kms. If it wearing out sooner, you need check your riding style, condition of rear disc rotor and also need to check if the PBK guys are not installing the pads properly!

    Originally posted by rx100.7050 View Post
    Hi guys,
    I have put on a screw as a temporary solution. The exhaust note is not different from what it used to be before this happened. There is no visible drop in performance too. Just wondering whether there is any requirement of any replacement or not
    Its a temporary solution as you said. Your exhaust is internally damaged, over a long period of time this will affect your engine. Get your exhaust change as and when possible.
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    • #5927
      Originally posted by Praful View Post
      The bybre stuff is certainly better than the KBX. Will cost you about 2K for the cost of parts alone, labour would be a little more.
      can you get me the part number please . so that the bybre stuff will also be in my fi 220

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      • #5928
        Guys can any one say whats the BEST co value at which the 220fi performs great

        & BEST co value at which it gives better FE.
        Last edited by truelypulsarian; 01-15-2011, 02:47 PM.
        PULSAR 180 DTSI- 2007
        PULSAR 220 DTS-FI - 2008
        PULSAR 220 DTSI - 2011
        SUZUKI GIXXER - 2015

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        • #5929
          Originally posted by truelypulsarian View Post
          Guys can any one say whats the BEST co value at which the 220fi performs great

          & BEST co value at which it gives better FE.

          i think the pbk guys will set some where between 2 to 3.5


          at 2 or even 1.75 , for better FE

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          • #5930
            Originally posted by yash3 View Post
            can you get me the part number please . so that the bybre stuff will also be in my fi 220
            Parts are still not available at PBK. Even I'm waiting for it!

            Originally posted by truelypulsarian View Post
            Guys can any one say whats the BEST co value at which the 220fi performs great

            & BEST co value at which it gives better FE.
            2.5-3.0

            CO is misleading. You need to see the HC actually, I am not able to recolllect the exact number for this.
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            • #5931
              Originally posted by Praful View Post
              Parts are still not available at PBK. Even I'm waiting for it!



              2.5-3.0

              CO is misleading. You need to see the HC actually, I am not able to recolllect the exact number for this.
              HC????? i didnt get u
              PULSAR 180 DTSI- 2007
              PULSAR 220 DTS-FI - 2008
              PULSAR 220 DTSI - 2011
              SUZUKI GIXXER - 2015

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              • #5932
                hello guys 'm new to xbhp:-) i own a p220 i wanna change my fairing i underwent an accident in which my bike got hurt severely:-( my fairings hav cracked i wanna replace dem how much ll it cost plz plz plz help:-( ll b waitin 4 ur replies:-(
                Last edited by anandp220; 01-16-2011, 06:04 PM.
                live to ride ride to live

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                • #5933
                  Originally posted by anandp220 View Post
                  hello guys 'm new to xbhp:-) i own a p220 i wanna change my fairing i underwent an accident in which my bike got hurt severely:-( plz help

                  :-(:-(plz help ll b waitin 4 ur replies
                  live to ride ride to live

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                  • #5934
                    funny thing happened on the way to bhandardara yesterday the side casing on that covers the clutch started to leak oil any idea why this has happened will replacing the packing kit solve the problem.
                    Ajinkya

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                    • #5935
                      Originally posted by anandp220 View Post
                      hello guys 'm new to xbhp:-) i own a p220 i wanna change my fairing i underwent an accident in which my bike got hurt severely:-( my fairings hav cracked i wanna replace dem how much ll it cost plz plz plz help:-( ll b waitin 4 ur replies:-(
                      About 1800 IIRC.

                      Originally posted by ajinkya View Post
                      funny thing happened on the way to bhandardara yesterday the side casing on that covers the clutch started to leak oil any idea why this has happened will replacing the packing kit solve the problem.
                      How bad is the leak? You got any pics of it?
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                      • #5936
                        here are the pics
                        1st pic is the leakage
                        2nd is just a pic of the bike
                        3rd is again a pic of the leak
                        Ajinkya

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                        • #5937
                          Is it possible that the oil is leaking just from the oil filler cap?

                          Coz its a very rare situation that oil would leak from the crankcase, unless its taken a hit somewhere!
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                          LoneWolfRides©

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                          • #5938
                            checked the oil cap its was fixed properly kept on leaking even with the bike off it goes drop by drop. you think just getting the packing replaced will solve the problem
                            Ajinkya

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                            • #5939
                              Originally posted by ajinkya View Post
                              checked the oil cap its was fixed properly kept on leaking even with the bike off it goes drop by drop. you think just getting the packing replaced will solve the problem
                              Get the O-Ring of the filler cap also replaced along with the gasket for the crankcase cover!
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                              LoneWolfRides©

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                              • #5940
                                Originally posted by Praful View Post
                                Get the O-Ring of the filler cap also replaced along with the gasket for the crankcase cover!
                                will get that done
                                Ajinkya

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