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Lets see if I have this straight. The whole kit consists of; 1)Fork Gold Valve Kit 2)Fork Rebound Gold Valve Kit 3)Springs

Thanks for the link.

To eliminate moisture you'd probably be better off buying 91 octane gasoline/ethenol blend. The others are absolutely correct higher octane won't do anything except make your wallet lighter unless you have 13:1 compression or a turbo.

I would have to differ on the "cause" of the noise. The chain isn't scrapeing, the tensioner is rattling. The spring that pushes the tensioner against the chain isn't stiff enough. You can watch it by removing the screw plug and looking down the hole. It doesn't move hardly at all until you hit the magic rpm then it vibrates.

I know Rockmeupto125 just did an order of X-11 CCTs which is what you need to fix the problem. Watch the forum and when they do another order from Japan have 'em send you one, runs about 50 bucks with shipping. A standard CCT will work for a short period of time if the noise bothers you. You can "see" the noise by removing the screw in the center of the CCT and watching the slotted screw in the hole vibrate with the RPM. Never heard of damage occuring, it's just annoying.

Is it any of them or are there specifc years I'd need to look for?

Let's see if I'm following this right. In order for this to work on my bike I need a RR shock? How will this improve my bike ride and or handling? Forrest

Welcome to the forum Furbird. I'm not sure about the fur part but it's good to see another power whore join the fray.

BTW....I have the greatest wife....try explaining to your wife why your XX NEEDS nitrous when she already knows it's a pretty fast SOB....if you need tips I'm here to support my fellow power whores [smiley_doublefinger.gif] Or a turbo. :beer:

When you guys say "vampire taps" do you mean scotch loks? The kind that just crimp slotted pieces of metal down through insulation onto the conductors?

On the left side of my "02 about where my knee rests while riding is a sticker that says to use only 91 or higher. Like some else said "not even to clean paint brushes""

I've used these guys a number of times no probs and decent prices http://www.tirenet.com 1-888-261-9566

No, why do you ask? :twisted:

The Garmins I believe have a voltage regulator in them so they work with a range of voltage. I hooked mine up to the clock circuit which is on a ten amp fuse. Have to go to the wiring diagram in the shop manual to get the right wires and then solder splice a connection. Ring connectors under the battery screws is easy and works good just be sure and use an inline fuse, considering the current draw of most GPS's, no larger than 5 amps. Forrest