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PaikyPoo
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here's a good how-to for wiring a sportbike for racing/trackdays
click just be careful if you plan on drilling with a vice and hand drill. an ooops can cause some bodily harm. This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 12/17/2008 08:58:35 AM |
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cbray
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may i ask why wiring is required?
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PaikyPoo
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cbray wrote:may i ask why wiring is required? required in all racing orgs. some much more strict then others. advanced session in most groups are strongly recommended it's to prevent accidental spillage or to keep shiet from popping off in case of crash, bang, boom track orgs usually ask for oil fill cap, oil drain plug and oil filter racing orgs usually require more. i think i remember reading that wera requires shiet like axle nuts |
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SmartDrug
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It's worth doing to the oil plug, filter, fill hole, brakes and wheels IMO, cheap security, only takes about an hour if you have a drill press and may save your ass.
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Grasshopper
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Maybe titling this thread "Safety Wiring" would prevent confusion.
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PaikyPoo
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Grasshopper wrote:Maybe titling this thread "Safety Wiring" would prevent confusion. done
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