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  • yamdoot
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    l 3rd oversize and its the last boring..... can this be true?? (cylinder is 4TL00 E1) i can still hear a vibrating noise from bore when bike is in nuetral...bt in gear it is not!!! i lastly serviced in SRI motors ashok nagar...they said is normal only and its coz of bad boring!! bt it doesnt affect nu thay said!!! guys any comments??
    The bore can be bored upto 8 oversizes. Only the bore job and the piston should be right. Indian made pistons are available upto 4th over so you have one more life left.
    Regarding piston mods, it depends which piston he has used. Its usually a failure as it requires high precision machines and engineering. Hows your compression?

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    between my mechanic said he put some custom made piston i hope,...!! :s is that possible?
    Custom make piston??? hmm...quite interesting to hear; wonder what JD, Sri, psycho98, yamdoot, bigbore has to comment.

    Originally posted by karthikdattag View Post
    Jesus Ganesh, you are everywhere!!!!!!
    Lol; ToonBHP is getting on everyone's nerves these days. So I went ahead & joined with my friends; most of the guys over there are my friends.
    Originally posted by karthikdattag View Post
    I think i am becoming your Fan now ....... Seriously......
    Lol

    Originally posted by SriramEfunds View Post
    If the rebore is not done correct i.e clearance, that might lead some audible vibrations emit from the block.
    +1;
    What happens here in local lathe is, these guys DO NOT have accurate measuring instruments upto microns. So what they do is, they simply take piston's size as reference & shave the cylinder. This is not good & suggested engineering way. The recommended gap between piston & cylinder walls are 20 microns from factory. Now imagine the shoddy job; these guys say that the clearance will be automatic due to wear & tear between piston & cylinder walls. My question will be, which one will get eroded? Piston or cylinder? Either cases, we're the losers!!!

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  • dpak89
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    Originally posted by SriramEfunds View Post
    The mechanic might be right. If the rebore is not done correct i.e clearance, that might lead some audible vibrations emit from the block. When the bike is running it noise might not be audible Again, it is my personal opinion.
    @sriram: yea even he said like that!! but wont that affect the life of that bore??

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  • SriramEfunds
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    lol!! sure aargee!!! btw u ppl ve'nt done a g2g on DIY till nw?? (according 2 the chennai G2G DIY thread) and@ aargee and all : Reg my bike> : my mech said he did boring = 3rd oversize and its the last boring..... can this be true?? (cylinder is 4TL00 E1) i can still hear a vibrating noise from bore when bike is in nuetral...bt in gear it is not!!! i lastly serviced in SRI motors ashok nagar...they said is normal only and its coz of bad boring!! bt it doesnt affect nu thay said!!! guys any comments??
    The mechanic might be right. If the rebore is not done correct i.e clearance, that might lead some audible vibrations emit from the block. When the bike is running it noise might not be audible Again, it is my personal opinion.

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  • karthikdattag
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    I was surfing through net & i found this:

    Honda CBR 250R - Launched !!

    Jesus Ganesh, you are everywhere!!!!!!

    How is it possible that you are everywhere & that too online.... ..... Apart from your RX project, i really admire your Internet skills as well. Anyways regarding the above link, your comment was awesome. I think i am becoming your Fan now ....... Seriously......

    Cheers.

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  • dpak89
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    @aargee:will avoid using sms language futher!!! thanks for information!!And regarding that piston size>Will do it and get back to you!!! between my mechanic said he put some custom made piston i hope,...!! :s is that possible?

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    my mech said he did boring = 3rd oversize and its the last boring..... can this be true?? (cylinder is 4TL00 E1)
    You need to open up the cylinder head, scrape the carbon from piston head & check the size; 3rd oversize is 0.75 & you should see that being embossed on the head.

    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    i can still hear a vibrating noise from bore when bike is in nuetral...bt in gear it is not!!!
    Hmmm...these are little difficult to help over chat & forum!!!

    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    i lastly serviced in SRI motors ashok nagar...they said is normal only and its coz of bad boring!! bt it doesnt affect nu thay said!!! guys any comments??
    I don't know what to say; your rebore could be done on existing cylinder as well as they could insert a sleeve; like I said above, there're too many things involved. To address specific questions, I'd suggest opening a dedicated thread for you.

    PS - Avoid SMS language in the posts per the forum rules

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  • dpak89
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    lol!! sure aargee!!! btw u ppl ve'nt done a g2g on DIY till nw?? (according 2 the chennai G2G DIY thread) and@ aargee and all : Reg my bike> : my mech said he did boring = 3rd oversize and its the last boring..... can this be true?? (cylinder is 4TL00 E1) i can still hear a vibrating noise from bore when bike is in nuetral...bt in gear it is not!!! i lastly serviced in SRI motors ashok nagar...they said is normal only and its coz of bad boring!! bt it doesnt affect nu thay said!!! guys any comments??

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    ( life = rx )
    Err...there's something more than that...

    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    may be in G2G u satrt teachin it !!
    We're religiously following our law here - http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/xbhp-off...rself-gtg.html

    But again, from my experience, I'd say, buy tools & start things on your own; do not wait for any incident to happen, simply start removing the parts by yourself. Ensure you've a spare vehicle, incase you're unable to put things back. Not that I don't want to teach, but, there's nothing that can beat the confidence of one handling his own ride all by themselves. You can always reach out to me, I love talking on automobiles through the day
    Last edited by aargee; 12-09-2010, 04:16 PM.

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  • dpak89
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    @aargee: u ve learned a gr8 chapter in life!! ( life = rx ) y don u start sharing to us also !! may be in G2G u satrt teachin it !!

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    i jus spent 3 days in office 2 read your rebuild thread!!! and nw i will literally fall in ur feet for the patience and care u ve taked 2 rebuild it and to sort out the problems!!!
    Lol!!! no need to fall on feet, just stand on your own feet

    Originally posted by dpak89 View Post
    on ur stand on mechanics...that i ve a 5s converted and not a original
    Well, not only you, its for everyone that mechanics cheat. Trust me it happens in a different form even in western countries & I was surprised. Let me give the difference...

    India - The mech gives a high talk saying, "Saar, 5 speed, super, will smoke out RD etc"; when one falls into prey, they replace with all substandard parts or fake ones & steal the original parts.

    West - The mech states that the job will take X hours & he can do it for $Y & he'll do it for less than $Y. Ultimately, he'll not even take quarter of X hours & will charge you for it. That's one way.

    In second form of con, they do a misguide because of their competent knowledge to fix the problem (they'd replace the part instead of fixing) thus charging for what they do.

    I simply turned my anger/frustration positive & turned my anger constructive ; Result? I don't have to depend on mechs anymore; I don't have the fear of loosing any part being replaced with fake one

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  • dpak89
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    @aargee:OMG!! i jus spent 3 days in office 2 read your rebuild thread!!! and nw i will literally fall in ur feet for the patience and care u ve taked 2 rebuild it and to sort out the problems!!! and on ur stand on mechanics is 200% ,nah 500% ...errr cant measure it also!!! bt its tru bro!!! i ve been conned by a mech who sold me a 5s converted saying that it is a original 5s!! :'( thanx 2 xbhp genius' here ...atleast i know that nw ,,though its a sad fact 2 digest that i ve a 5s converted and not a original

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  • aargee
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    Originally posted by yamdoot View Post
    when the install docs clearly say to start fully clockwise with the pulsar coil at 5 or 6 o'clock and then move CCW as you find the rite spot.
    Well, I would go beyond the install doco these days

    See @Yamdoot, like me, many ppl may not have sufficient knowledge, but they'll be willing & eager to help, so try to pour suggestions, which I do APPRECIATE with whole heart.

    So whatever ppl taught, helped me understand what I'm doing. Fortunately my education helps me to improve my knowledge from what I'm doing & what I understand

    Next time, someone struggles, I'll be able to guide them from WHEREVER they stand , now that's the confidence I've built.
    Last edited by aargee; 12-06-2010, 10:32 AM.

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  • SriramEfunds
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    Originally posted by aargee View Post
    Sri is one guy to whom I owe everything ; like I said before, if it were not him, my Rx wouldn't be up & running even now. He's really a God sent, atleast to me @yamdoot.
    When I entered this community, came with little or zero about RX. Trust me! Just over a year, only learned how far is 'knowledge (on bikes)' from my understanding, woah! it is a long road. Thanks Aargee for your kind words.

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  • yamdoot
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    @ Aargee.. good you have ppl by your side. from what i know about Sri, he a grt person..
    Anyways, lets get to your prob solving.. I was wondering why ppl were telling you to fully rotate the stator counter clockwise when the install docs clearly say to start fully clockwise with the pulsar coil at 5 or 6 o'clock and then move CCW as you find the rite spot.
    Last edited by yamdoot; 12-06-2010, 01:49 AM.

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