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22-04-2004, 10:12 AM | #1 |
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De-restricting 33BHP M600s
My M600 is fitted with a 33BHP kit.
The restrictor is a 'blade' type device (code number 06-ZDM600M-K25) and according to the Certificate has an outer diameter of 43mm and an inner diameter of 20.5mm. That's all I know about it (save my presumption that it lives somewhere in the carbs!). I have been told (by many barrack room mechanics) that it should be a ten minute job to remove it. I have no idea where to start looking though. Has anyone here any advice on how I go about taking the bugger off? |
22-04-2004, 10:46 AM | #2 |
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Nick.
I've got a factory Ducati restriction kit here for an M600, but all it does is limit throttle travel (the same as the kit for a Hyabusa does!!!!). Yours may very well do the same, but as I don't recognise the part number, perhaps you have an air restrictor in the carbs?? If you're handy with a set of spanners, whip off the airbox (errr, not a five minute job), the top of the carbs, and have a poke down the choke tube. You may well find something that needs to be removed!!! Cheers. Lee. |
22-04-2004, 11:15 AM | #3 |
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Thanks Lee - I've a feeling that the kit is restricting the air passage into the carbs thereby reducing their efficiency. I'll go down to the garage this weekend and have a poke around in the top of the carbs.
Having had the tank off a couple of times before I know it's a bit more than a 10 minute job but tinkering around with my bike was one of the reasons I bought her in the first place! Cheers for the advice!! |
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