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So I havent been around here in a while since selling my FGT Ute and getting a 4x4, but I have recently upgraded by 2 wheels to this

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Thing is insane, I havent managed to find a road where I can ring it past 12K, But as the revs get higher it just keeps pulling, it doesnt plataeu its unreal. I ticked all the boxes on the order sheet, best bike I have ever owned.

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Nice !

Those BMs are something special.

They sure are, I love mine, its my daily ride and it gets ridden rail hail or shine. The only downside is riding in the rain on the "slicks" it comes with is an interesting feeling.

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Anyone chasing a hayabusa bargain (in WA) this is a bike to look at.

Not mine, know the owner and how much has been spent on it, low k's as well!

2013 Hayabusa on Gumtree http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1076516180

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So I havent been around here in a while since selling my FGT Ute and getting a 4x4, but I have recently upgraded by 2 wheels to this

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Thing is insane, I havent managed to find a road where I can ring it past 12K, But as the revs get higher it just keeps pulling, it doesnt plataeu its unreal. I ticked all the boxes on the order sheet, best bike I have ever owned.

Those bikes are unreal! I just couldn't deal with the asymmetry though...it would make my OCD hurt...
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So I havent been around here in a while since selling my FGT Ute and getting a 4x4, but I have recently upgraded by 2 wheels to this

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Thing is insane, I havent managed to find a road where I can ring it past 12K, But as the revs get higher it just keeps pulling, it doesnt plataeu its unreal. I ticked all the boxes on the order sheet, best bike I have ever owned.

Congratulations. They are an awesome machine. I've owned a 2010 & 2012 S1000. The 2015 seems to be better yet again in every way.

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So I finally got around to dropping the oil today from the race bike.

It didn't look good.

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But I was expecting that anyway so I got cracking on removing the motor.

I thought id show you guys the fuel system, which is capable of supporting over 500hp.

A weldon fuel pump rated to 700hp methanol and 1400hp petrol. Aeroflow -12 feed and -8 return lines, custom billet fuel rail all anodized to deal with methanol, boost sending fuel press reg and ID2000 injectors.

The system was designed with plenty of head room for further upgrades later on.

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Here's the magic.

TD04 with a Tial external waste gate.

Its relatively small so gets up on boost quick.

I believe I can go to TD05 internals when it comes time to upgrade.

But itll get rods and pistons first.

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Out and into the ute.

Ready to drop off to my tuner tonight.

He'll flip it upside down and open the bottom end up tomorrow and have a look.

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Okay, latest news on my engine, and it’s not so good.

Mains are all spot on, which is good news for the block.

Number 1 big end bearing is undamaged but the rest have been eaten and spun.

As you can see in the pics below, the crank journals are damaged, so that’s now a throw away job (might hang that in the shed).

Three conrods are damaged from the spun bearings so they’re all headed for the bin too.

I’ve contacted my mates at Motorcycle Masters in Kewdale and they’re looking for a mint 01-04 crank for me.

My tuner, Brett Ghedina from Pace Motorsport here in Perth, is going to order me in a set of Falicon rods and some bigger valve springs.

So far, the stock conrods have limited the amount of power we can pull out of the engine so we didn’t push it past 325hp.

But with proper rods in it, we can max out the turbo and see what it’ll make, so I will need valve springs when the boost starts to get up there. (Lucky I got the big fuel system hey ?)

We’ll stick high volume oil pump gears in it to go along with the 60psi high pressure relief valve already in there.

I’m undecided on pistons.

Common sense tells me to go forged, but we think the stock pistons that are in it which have been ceramic coated on the crowns and moly coated skirts, combined with alcohol fuel are likely up to the job, we're seeking advice on that.

But the smart money would just buy forgies and be done with it. But hey, I never said I was smart.

Watch this space.

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I decided to back date the clutch in my K6 GSXR the other week.

01 to 04 GSXRs run larger steels and dont suffer from heat so much when getting abused at the drags.

It also gets rid of all that slipper crap.

I happened to have a complete stock 01 clutch from the drag bike laying around so I fitted it.

Turns out I could have just changed the inner hub but its all done now.

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The only real mod I had to do was the little internal pusher thing that operates the pressure plate was then too long.

So I had that machined down by 6mm and it all worked perfect.

I had to add an extra clutch steel to get the stack height right too but again, I have them laying around.

I also had an MTC lockup laying around that I dont use so I thought, what the hell, and threw that on as well.

I then needed an extended clutch cover so I borrowed the one off the race motor for the moment.

Looks trick and works great.

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I also refitted the clip ons but was immediately reminded why I hate them, so they're coming off today and I'm going back to fighter bars.

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Went for a ride with a mate this morning on his sweet custom S1 Buell running 1340cc's and Mikuni HSR42 carb, big cams and whatnot.

We've done tons of miles together over the years. This thing has been revamped a heap of times.

Today though it let us down.

My mate fitted a new clutch cable and mentioned there was a new rattle coming from the clutch.

1/2 hour into our ride, a ball bearing in the clutch blew apart, leaving us to limp home without being able to use the clutch.

Threw her up on the bench and opened up the primary. Theres a heap of metal filings, balls and bits of bearing cage in there, but a good strip and clean, $30 worth of parts and it'll be good to go again.

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Such a sweet bike this is.

Probably will never be sold.

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