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    Flat spot at 6K revs

    I have noticed recently that my CBR has developed a flat spot around 6,000 revs. Below and above 6,000, good linear power. The spot seems to be present in all gears, and coincidently, happens to be the revs I do cruising in 6th gear.

    Any ideas on what may be wrong and how to alleviate this? Dirty plugs? Dirty air-filter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by steved View Post
    I have noticed recently that my CBR has developed a flat spot around 6,000 revs. Below and above 6,000, good linear power. The spot seems to be present in all gears, and coincidently, happens to be the revs I do cruising in 6th gear.

    Any ideas on what may be wrong and how to alleviate this? Dirty plugs? Dirty air-filter?

    Cheers
    not sure i can help but is iy carbed or injected and how many k's has it done
    winding up stucky since ages ago

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    Isn't that a natural carburation problem?

    All my VFR400's (carby) have had this problem, but at 5k.
    ...Full throttle till you see god, then brake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi cowboy View Post
    not sure i can help but is iy carbed or injected and how many k's has it done
    Carbed at 88,000 km.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trademe900 View Post
    Isn't that a natural carburation problem?

    All my VFR400's (carby) have had this problem, but at 5k.
    Carby is a good theory as the engine also runs on 2 cyclinders some mornings when it is cold.

    Time to rip the engine apart and get me nails dirty.
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    My bike did the same at about 9k rpm, i used a petrol additive to clean the carbs and she is better again, just give it a shot before you spend more time and more money on the nig stuff
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    Check out the factorypro site & hunt around on it. Sounds like worn emulsion jets, but a general service is always a good start.
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