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FZS600 Fazer / Re: Scrambler build
« on: 08 April 2018, 05:41:40 pm »used this on one I did, great little unit.
Did you not connect the tachometer? Was that a problem?
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used this on one I did, great little unit.
Yeah, I watched your video in it. I'm thinking of chopping the tail off too. I really like the look of the wunderwaffe bike. Google it. There's a video on it too.
I went there and watched this... Like some kind of industrial rat / bobber creation.
Not particularly difficult to pull off the basic concept? Cutting the rear frame (solo seat + fitting might take some imaginative solution). Plus custom front end, once the OE front fairing has been removed. A standard FZS600 really would be a blank canvas for this - sweet project.
if your having the entire bike painted by a pro (or even your mate in a shed with a compressor)
might aswell look into a modern twist of the original colour
red/burgundy - maybe a candy
silver - shimmer silver
black - - spend an entire weekend wetsanding and get it to a perfect reflection (its really not easy)
blue - there are some really nice metallics out there now (some say the blue ones are faster so go even faster with a better blue lol)
paint is expensive no matter what unless your doing a touchup - just make sure you buy a good 2k or you will regret it in the long run
once its painted and 'dry' keep putting it outside in the sun every chance you get it is suprising how soft paint really is for some time
so the UV and heat helps cure the paint
i have my eye on some paint from https://www.custompaintshop.co.uk but im keeping which one to myself lol
I'm just trying to flick in a piece of fairing 'cause it had a crack and I filled it. I was tempted to matt black rat the lot, though.
Ok. I've taken it apart. The spades are not broken like the link on the other website, but it didn't look right. I'd upload a pic if I knew how...
Has anyone taken the cover off a dead tps? Is it just a circuit board with a wiper arm or is there more going on in there?
Pretty much. I saw one that someone had repaired somewhere..... here it is
http:/ersionclub.proboards.com/thread/24080/tps
yep TPS on right hand side of the carbs
make sure it is all plugged in and contacts are clean (including under tank if there is another plug to the main loom)
i forget to plug mine in everytime i have the carbs off and think WTF for a second
what number does it go up to
- its a fault code warning
I can't remember off hand. Let me have a look tonight and I'll get back to you. Cheers
check out this on the old site - bit about the TPS sensorthanks. I'll check it out.
http://fazerowners.yuku.com/topic/5398/HOWTO-Balance-your-carbs-inc-video#.WaXIEXTTUkI
what number does it go up to
- its a fault code warning