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    Question VFR400 nc30 - CDI UNIT

    Any body know where I can get hold of a HRC or similar CDi for the NC30.

    I cant stand that frigging flatspot and I hear good stories of fixing this with the help of a aftermarket CDI any one with a bit of no how on this would apreciate your advice.

    Should really put some pics up of my bike huh.

    also any one that knows of a exhaust system for sale let me know as well.

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    Bro how about coming on the coro loop next sat? Check out the SMC forum for details. Would love to see your bike!

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    Yeh I wana do coro some time soon but ned get new tyres and get the forks re oiled. plus I have footy games on sat, and busy every sunday morning = :-)
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    bump this yo
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    and again... flat spots suck - Another thing , My bike doesnt have the speed restriction which all nc30's have. Been told it may be a UK specd NC30 but yet to find out 100%.

    So still has the flat spot but no limiter,

    Any one that can help... please let me know Chur
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    Quote Originally Posted by NOMIS View Post
    and again... flat spots suck - Another thing , My bike doesnt have the speed restriction which all nc30's have. Been told it may be a UK specd NC30 but yet to find out 100%.

    So still has the flat spot but no limiter,

    Any one that can help... please let me know Chur


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    Quote Originally Posted by roadracingoldfart View Post
    Contact Bill @ www.motorcyclesonline.net

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    thanks for that
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    Raise the needles 0.5mm or 1mm, that gets rid of the mid-range flatspot.

    The flatspot isn't caused by the timing being wrong, but by the engine running leaner so that it can pass emissions tests in that rpm range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by more_fasterer View Post
    Raise the needles 0.5mm or 1mm, that gets rid of the mid-range flatspot.

    The flatspot isn't caused by the timing being wrong, but by the engine running leaner so that it can pass emissions tests in that rpm range.
    Have been told the cdi does wonders for the nc30 , so this should be the go right? with out having to touch the carbs? I want to get my bike dyno tuned because there possibility it may be uk spec as it isnt limited. If so i would like to get the CDI and be done with it
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    Quote Originally Posted by NOMIS View Post
    Have been told the cdi does wonders for the nc30 , so this should be the go right? with out having to touch the carbs? I want to get my bike dyno tuned because there possibility it may be uk spec as it isnt limited. If so i would like to get the CDI and be done with it
    Find a private road and tell me if it can go 240kph

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    I recall that AJ at Motohaus said that he had some a while back.

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    Did you check that link i posted? Theres a thread there where someone has been making them


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    Quote Originally Posted by Squiggles View Post
    Did you check that link i posted? Theres a thread there where someone has been making them
    Yeh went to it and I couldnt find anything on the cdi well nothing in thread titles any way. do you know what the name of the thread called?

    Motohaus not selling his :-(
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