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    whats the difference?

    Whats the difference?

    Im looking into a DRZ400SM because supermotards are sexy (that and getting a commuter would be a good idea when i have some liquid funds)

    But as per usual, im going to do my own tuning on it and i was wondering. Is there any difference between a drz400 and drz400sm engine? Cause the drz400 has screens and screens of shiny goodies for it while the drz400sm not so much. Just a couple of cams here and there...

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    Talk to limbimtimwim, he'll know. Maybe the non-SM has a gruntier carb on it?
    "If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression

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    allright will do, the point was installing one of these suckers:

    http://www.yoshimura-rd.com/ps-3458-...arts-only.aspx

    If its only the carb then that can be worked out

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    As far as I know, the carb is a smaller (2mm? Can't remember) and is a CV carb on the SM. And there are a couple less teeth at the back. And some pillion pegs. And with the different suspension you are getting a DR-Z with better road manners.

    It's a little weak really as standard.

    A guy who works at wellington motorcycles has one, loud pipe, a few more teeth, the flatslide carb and a 426cc Athena big bore kit. That bike was great to ride, it made more enjoyable power.

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