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Cafe racer project (Read 5 times)
Mambo
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Cafe racer project
02/22/06 at 10:54:32
Hi, I'm starting a Cafe Race Savage project and I'm wondering what could be the best carb/exhaust for it... any idea?
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Re: Cafe racer project
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02/22/06 at 12:05:19
There is nothing like a NEW CARB KIT to perk things up.
A new header pipe & muffler will also go a long way to add power and looks...Supertrapp or similar tunable muffler.
(...........I know, I am shameless in promoting myself)
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02/22/06 at 12:19:14
Quite...
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1998|MAC muffler|ceramic coated header|K&N air filter|Amal Mk2 carb|Odyssey battery|iridium plug|NC windshield|Dunlop 491s|Superbrace|EBC brake rotor|12.5" Progressive shocks|Kuryakyn ISO grips
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02/22/06 at 13:27:16
If you don't toot your own horn then who will?
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Silver '02, clubman handle bars, Cobra headlight, Sportster muffler, K+N stock air filter, 152.5 main, Superbrace, oil cooler, 1/2 inch aluminium plate forward controls, spark advance, goes like stink
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02/22/06 at 16:00:44
Aye. Lancer does self-promote a bit but I think he treats us fairly too. Personally, I like having someone "in the community" who is here regularly and supports what he sells.
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Re: Cafe racer project
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02/23/06 at 01:38:23
One of Lancer's 38mm slide valve carbs and a 38mm i.d. pipe such as a Raask will bring You good gains.
Clive W
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02/23/06 at 07:46:03
Thank you gentlemen...
I am humbled
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02/23/06 at 12:33:54
klx650sm2002 wrote
on 12/31/69 at 16:00:02:
One of Lancer's 38mm slide valve carbs and a 38mm i.d. pipe such as a Raask will bring You good gains.
Clive W
RAASK pipes are great (I've installed one on my wife's Savage) but they are not very "café racer style" like
I'm sure some Supertrap or Devil exhaust will do a nice job... but will not fit for a "café racer"
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