It's possible to fix in YZF R1 Tail? And how many liters it has normal and expanded?
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Yes it will fit , it is a soft bottom unit and it will form to the shape its on. I would say you could fit between 4 or 5 liters in it . I packed it with a pair of street toe work boots a sweatshirt an Ipad and an extra pair of cold weather gloves and still had extra room.It also has some side storage for extra socks or things that are smaller.
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I'm not sure about the R1. I have an FZ6 and it works great. If you have grab rails or anything you can loop the tie belts through it will work. I think it holds 20L. When it is expanded I can fit a full size helmet inside.
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I doesn't actually expand. It's just a replacement for 60-84 inch hose. However, it's not very well made and I had to replace it in about 5 months. It started leaking at about 3 months and just got worse over time. I decided it wasn't worth getting another one and replaced it with manufacturer version. My 2 FWIW.
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The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup. That's as much as I know - hope it helps. The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup.... » Read More The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup. That's as much as I know - hope it helps. « Show Less
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This product does include the leak jet and pump. I installed this on a 2008 yz250f, helped out with throttle response and the "infamous yzf bogg" well worth the money.
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anythings possible with a little ingenuity. I ordered this and the corresponding aluminum motor mount and a little dremel time I managed to replace my 1/18 scales 370 motor with this 540 motor. upgraded the motor gear and spur gear from plastic to brass and aluminum spur gear and my redcat 1/18 volcano outright screams now. made the rear differential into a posi unit to cure the hard launch problems it experienced and left the front differential stock. finished product looks like it came that way. motor is just on the opposite side in the battery box opening because it wouldn't clear servo assembly. anythings possible with a little ingenuity. I ordered this and the corresponding aluminum motor mount and a little dremel time I managed to replace my 1/18 scales 370 motor with this 540 motor. upgraded the motor gear and spur gear from plastic to brass and aluminum spur gear and my redcat 1/18 volcano outright screams now. made the rear differential into a posi unit to cure the hard launch problems it experienced and left the front differential stock. finished product looks like it came that way. motor is just on the opposite side in the battery box opening because it wouldn't clear servo... » Read More anythings possible with a little ingenuity. I ordered this and the corresponding aluminum motor mount and a little dremel time I managed to replace my 1/18 scales 370 motor with this 540 motor. upgraded the motor gear and spur gear from plastic to brass and aluminum spur gear and my redcat 1/18 volcano outright screams now. made the rear differential into a posi unit to cure the hard launch problems it experienced and left the front differential stock. finished product looks like it came that way. motor is just on the opposite side in the battery box opening because it wouldn't clear servo assembly. « Show Less
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D.. you may have to do some adjusting with your upper saddle bag brackets. I had to drill my slip-on exhaust bracket holes larger to secure exhaust pipe inward to clear bag. Also, stock rubber won't work in the groove underneath the new bags. You have to get some kind of rubber or hard foam for it to ride on the bottom support bracket. Not a big deal. Hope I could help. Bombsquad
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on this unit the in and out are the same size. i put this unit on my 2002 exploder,4.0, 6 cyld.when i had it welded in to the "Y" pipe ,i seam to remember 2"?? advanced auto will give you the y-pipe diameter and then u will have the right mesurement. the cat ends go over the y=pipe, not inside. lol. memorie fade.
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most parts are standard but the flush button does change the configuration so you can't get the chain pull stuff etc. These are common in Europe so all the parts are out there.
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There should be no extra room. Check the threads. Might need a new bolt or wing nut.
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Hi - I responded to your question about your fin support in February. Please see my updated review on the water rocket, dated 4/18/2014 (if they publish it). If not, notify me and I'll send you a spare fin support part the company sent to me. Jim
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I use the basket on the inline intake. Just check it regularly. If Kreepy slows down it indicates the inline basket is quite full so definitely check it.
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Open at the end, my sw 500 fits well and has room to spare,,,bandolier source unknown
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The bar end screws that came with the kit were too long to correctly work the rubber expander inside the handlebars. Easy fix, though- I just put an extra nut on the bolt between the kits extender and my tapered washer. You'll figure it out.
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I am not sure how helpful this answer will be, but this has been my experience: It fits "standard size" Zerk fittings. Meaning, I bought some Neiko Zerk fittings off of Amazon, and these seemed to be a standard size. However: I have found that the adapter got stuck on the fitting quite easily as soon as there was a lot of back pressure - meaning when the part being lubricated was completely full of grease, I had a hard time getting the coupler off. I was able to disengage it by pushing it off at an angle, and eventually it popped off. I think that breaking the head off the fitting sounds like it might be something that happens with HF equipment....I have a fair amount of it myself, for non-critical stuff, and that does seem to be typical behavior... I hope you have some luck repairing it. I suppose you will have to get a new coupler for your grease gun, too, unless you can somehow get the broken Zerk out of the coupler.
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No, Not sure what they mean by spools. I have a 2002 YZF-R6 and it works great! Good luck and safe riding!!!
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I had to remove the four flash guards and then the bar that runs the entire length of the back. Don't remember using any tools, but it was a tight fit. Once everything is removed from the inside maybe see if you can get a tad more room by maneuvering where the burner attaches to the control knobs. If you could pull those forward then push them back into the new burner would that give you enough room?
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You will be rowing upstream. The module sits in a bay. It does not sit there well. The old one snapped in. My new one just kinda lays on top. Maybe I need to sit on it :( So, if you have the right dimensions and shape, and cooling, and moisture proofing, and power supply w/proper connectors, etc.... I did use a Dremel drill and routed out a bigger hole for a bigger BIO-Wheel Power Filter. So you can cut it up.