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Did he rejet the carb or one has to do it by oneself? Is the cost of the air filter same for all the bikes?
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Eggactly! Visited their site long time back, hardly anything for two wheelers. Mostly for cars.Originally posted by Samarth 619 View PostGuys, can anyone highlight what do they have for we, the bikers, except a couple of air filters?
I browsed their website but couldn't find anything else worth being excited for.
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No the carb is not rejetted.. you need to do it on you own. But they say that you dont need to rejet the carb its a plug and play types.. its not mentioned anywhere but they say it verbally when you buy the filters from them.Originally posted by freekoo View Post
The cost of filters are the same for all bikes.
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The website has no mention of any brake pad for indian bikes, only for cars. Which bikes' pads are given by cosworth?Originally posted by princesirohi View Post
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He is quoting from the Cosworth Product Brochure PDFOriginally posted by Samarth 619 View Post
It has
1. Conical Air Filters:
Pulsar 150/180/200
Karizma, Hunk, Extreme, CBZ
Unicorn, Activa, Dio
Mahindra Duro
Suzuki Access
TVS Apache
FZ, Fazer, R15
Part NO.: CWCFBK1001 : Universal : 150cc to 250cc engines.
Warranty : 100,000km
2. Air Intake Kits (Which include air intake + Conical Air filter) For:
Pulsar 220
Apache
R15
FZ/Fazer
Warranty : 6 month for Intake, 100,000km for filter.
3. HID Lighting systems:
CWHLUN1007 : Bike - Bi Xenon bulb with 35w Ballast.
CWHLUN1004 : H7 Bulb with Ballast (Good For P220, Ninja250R etc.)
Warranty : 12 months
4. Performance Brake Pads:
CWBPUN1001 For:
Pulsar 150/180/200
Discover
Avenger
FZ / FZ-S / Fazer
CWBPUN1002 For:
Hunk, CBZ, Extreme
Passion
Unicorn
Shine
CWBPUN1003 For:
Karizma
Apache
Warranty : 10,000km of highway use.Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
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Re: COSWORTH now in India
Please give me the number and nameOriginally posted by fox View PostYes they have for almost all major indian bikes.
Yes I did install the filter on my bike. Check this thread link for my review bro:
The gold mine of all the topics which are frequently discussed..
The conical air filter costs only Rs. 1500. Prices for other products can be obtained by directly contacting them through phone.
If you interested then I can give you the name and number of a Cosworth Manager who looks after all Sales & Distribution in India. He is an automobile engineer with technically sound knowledge about the performance parts. I took information and help from him before fitting the filter on my bike.Comment
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