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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    The best example of the noise is as I walk up to the bike in the first few seconds. The motor is cold but the revs increase significantly when the choke is turned off.

    Apparently that sound is the Turbo It seems annoying at first but you get used to it. What jets, needle position are you running ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phreaky Phil View Post
    Apparently that sound is the Turbo It seems annoying at first but you get used to it. What jets, needle position are you running ?
    I don't mind the whistle etc I just didn't expect a carb to make that much rattling.

    MX-Rob standard FCR jetting kit set up as per his instructions.
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    You might find MXRob jetting is way to rich for NZ. I fitted an Innovate MTXL fuel air guage to see what was going on. I was in the 9's. 12.5 is beat for power. 14.2 is best economy although I dont think you could get a DR running that lean. With my EMP needle changed to top position, with the 1/2mm shim still under and a 150 main i'm running around 12.5 but still need a bit of work in the 0-1/4 throttle range. That changed my kmpl from 14-15 to 19-20. (2up and gear) could probably get a bit better still. I have an EMR needle to try and some other pilots for after the TAT. I have put it back to MXRob jetting for that. I just fitted a R&D flex idle jet from Procycle because I didnt like the MXrob adjustable one. I seemed to easy to turn and I had heard of them undoing. There was a tread on DR riders about Aus/NZ jetting. Aus fuel must be the same as ours. Will be interesting to see if MXRob jetting is right for our bike when we get to the States

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    Thanks Phil, 14-15 is pretty bad.

    I haven't ridden mine yet, hopefully this weekend I'll take it for a trial run.
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    So the DR is all back together ready for a trial run, interestingly the revs go down when the choke is pulled on when cold, and go up when it's off. Re fitting the airbox has completely muffled the clattering the carb makes.

    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Sounds like the Scottie vacuum isn't working.
    I hooked the Scotty up to the FCR and it seems to be working fine now. Must have been a leak or lack of vacuum or something in the BST setup, I just unplugged the tube from one and plugged it into the other



    On another note, given that Intiminators are effectively an interference fit in the forks, how does one go about removing them?



    On a 3rd note, My new to me m/c trailer has just arrived for when I trailer queen the DR to the Tron, so I don't have to blag Box'a'bits one all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    On another note, given that Intiminators are effectively an interference fit in the forks, how does one go about removing them?
    Like this...



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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    On a 3rd note, My new to me m/c trailer has just arrived for when I trailer queen the DR to the Tron, so I don't have to blag Box'a'bits one all the time.
    All Trailer Queens should really have ones own trailer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    On a 3rd note, My new to me m/c trailer has just arrived for when I trailer queen the DR to the Tron, so I don't have to blag Box'a'bits one all the time.
    Mandy wants to know who'll pay for the WoF's now? Anyone want to borrow a trailer once every a six monthly basis? Next due Dec

    Did the trailer come with a spare wheel?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Box'a'bits View Post
    Mandy wants to know who'll pay for the WoF's now? Anyone want to borrow a trailer once every a six monthly basis? Next due Dec

    Did the trailer come with a spare wheel?
    I had thought about who's going to wof it now.

    Yes it did, and there's outfit 5 minutes from my place that sells replacement ones also.
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    FCR's make you go Woohoo!

    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Like this...
    What do you call that doodad and where do you get one from? grasper gave lots of results on google but nothing on trade me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    What do you call that doodad and where do you get one from? grasper gave lots of results on google but nothing on trade me.
    Long-bendy-pickup-thing.

    Mitre10/Bunnings/SuperCheap have them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Long-bendy-pickup-thing.
    Thanks Nordie

    I got a Long-bendy-pickup-thing from Supercheap and today pulled the Intiminators out of the stock forks, the Long-bendy-pickup-thing worked a charm. I then refilled the stock forks with some 15w and refitted those onto the DR so I can pull the DRZ forks apart. Unfortunately bike time is a bit irregular at the moment though.

    Here's the 2 sets of forks side by side for reference

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    Here's the 2 sets of forks side by side for reference
    That's quite bloody close.

    Axle sizes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    That's quite bloody close.

    Axle sizes?
    650 axle, spacer, wheel, speedo drive & caliper are used. bracket required to space the caliper out 20mm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    650 axle, spacer, wheel and Speedo drive are used. bracket required to space the caliper out 20mm.
    Nice and simple.

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