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Haha, I wish!! It's a friend of works that we do some bits for. He collects old memorabilia (has s**t loads of expensive stuff!) and we helped him with a old Indian motorcycle coin ride-on machine from 1950's.
We unloaded it from hes van and I parked up at the side and thought it would be a...
Ktec is KTR?
Yes, these are the Bimecc ones. Remember the front hub is wider than the rear hub so I think you'd be better off with 75mm fronts and 68mm rears.
@Tookers
eBay buddy. Don't be worried, they are high tensile 10.9 grade, just like the PMS ones.
I got 2 different sizes as I got 16mm from spacers on the front so I needed longer studs to compensate this. I did order 82mm fronts the fronts and 75mm for the rears but have changed the rears to 68mm now...
I think your right with them being on the verge. I wished I kept it but at the time it didn't make sense to. Mine was iceberg so 1 of 99. It had zero rust too! 😧
But I did have the same issues with you on the airbag light. I just used to wiggle the wires under the seat and they went...
I had an issue on my ph1 and it turned out to be this.
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/dr-jekylls-ph1-172-progress-thread.723270/page-32#post-10839647
I realised I fucked up with mine. What I should of done is removed the rubber trims, then stuck the sunstrip on, cut around the glass then put the rubber strips back on.
Yes i agree. Im just helping OP.
My guess its a dirty throttle body.
@BuCkLeY... When you get a chance, take the throttle body off and give it a good clean. Get some brake cleaner around and inside it and give it a thorough clean, including the "O" ring. I bet that be closer to your issue...
Is you acoustic valve removed? Its not essential to have it removed when fitting the fatty IK but it is essential to block the inlet pipe if it is removed, otherwise you'll get high revs/air leak.
No, dont remove it, just block the pipe. I cut mine down and bolted it up, like in the pic as i didn't want a big pipe dangling down and this looked neater.
Keep it connected to the inlet but block it up so no air leak will occur.
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It needs to be blocked up otherwise it'll create an air leak, meaning high revs. Put a bolt in the end to block it up. I did this a while back. (Its a bit different now as ive removed the Carbon cannister and looped the inlet pipes)