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    APE manual cct, where to buy?

    Have been reading about cam chain tensioners and their tendancy to fail, in the interest of preventative maintenance, I am thinking about getting an APE manual can chain tensioner for my 91 cbr600f2. Just wondering where I might get one from, and wondered if anyone has a rough idea of cost for them? I have read it is a simple unbolt the old, bolt in the new type job that you can do yourself in about half an hour, that right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigertim20 View Post
    Have been reading about cam chain tensioners and their tendancy to fail, in the interest of preventative maintenance, I am thinking about getting an APE manual can chain tensioner for my 91 cbr600f2. Just wondering where I might get one from, and wondered if anyone has a rough idea of cost for them? I have read it is a simple unbolt the old, bolt in the new type job that you can do yourself in about half an hour, that right?

    Hi mate. Got mine through Ebay uk. Was 40 pounds so probably around $100 + about $20 postage. Only thing is you'll need a paypal account. Took just over a week for delivery

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigertim20 View Post
    Have been reading about cam chain tensioners and their tendancy to fail, in the interest of preventative maintenance, I am thinking about getting an APE manual can chain tensioner for my 91 cbr600f2. Just wondering where I might get one from, and wondered if anyone has a rough idea of cost for them? I have read it is a simple unbolt the old, bolt in the new type job that you can do yourself in about half an hour, that right?
    Yes that is right but care still needs to be taken. As there is a few things you must do.

    I did my 675 cost about $95 I think it was a couple of years ago.

    I wonder if one is made for the 91 cbr600f2


    [APE manual cam chain tensioners are designed to replace the automatic and hydraulic tensioners on high performance engines. The automatic adjusters can back out when the throttle is closed suddenly at high rpm. This allows the cams to go momentarely out of time, and can result in bent valves and/or serious engine damage. Hydraulic tensioners have a tendency to put too much tension on the chain guide under high rpm/high oil pressure conditions, resulting in premature wear.



    Both problems can be eliminated with the installation of the APE manual tensioner. No mater what the engine does, the cam chain tension will remain constant. An APE manual cam chain tensioner is a must for any kind of performance riding.



    APE manual tensioners are CNC machined from billet alloy to exact tolerances for perfect fit.
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    thanks guys. If I can find one in the us, I can get my mate to send it to me, they were definitely made for the 91 cbr, I know of people (in the states) who have put one on

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