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Discussion in 'The Pub' started by my67xr, Jun 13, 2017.

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  1. Murdo

    Murdo The Good Doctor Premium Member Contributing Member

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    Andych Moderator Staff Member Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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    I finally got my shipment from Japan.. 3 days for EMS to get it from Japan to Sydney and into the Australia Post system.. and then nearly 10 days to get to me.. still... it arrived with my SRX6 lower bridge & stem, plus an SRX6 front axle.
    I also picked up a headlight mount (it will need a little modification to fit) and a good set of mirrors.. plus another kilo or 2 of SRX mixed nuts and bolts..

    Side by side with the FZR item

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    And then my tyres arrived.. one yesterday and the other today

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    So the plan is to swap the stems Andy? Aus customs might have to record everything so they can ban anyone who goes over the $75000 mark and does not register for GST with the ATO. That would slow down deliveries a lot.
     
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    Haha, it actually cleared Customs etc in the 3 days ex Japan. I use Zenmarket and they had all the correct paperwork showing the GST etc.
    it was purely Australia Post that took 8 days to get it to me.

    I would love it if it was as simple as swapping stems.
    The FZR stem is welded in and the section above the top bearing is different so it will be a custom machined stem or, just looking at it, we may be able to get away with an insert into the top bearing recess which will accommodate the standard upper bearing from the SRX6. The bearings are 15mm deep where the FZR are 13mm. All other sizes are the same.
    I will talk to my machinist and see what he thinks.


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    My little package of Titanium disc rotor bolts arrived today

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    And while they havent arrived yet I ordered these this morning.. in anticipation of getting my rims finished soonish :)

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    When I had a good look at the tyres I bought I realised that I had clicked on a rear tyre instead of a front tyre and then looking up the specs the tread pattern is different front to rear. So I called the eBay seller (a Yamaha Dealer) and he arranged a new front tyre to come in and I shot over this morning to collect it.. even though it should have been $10 more he just swapped it over with no charge.. so a big shout out to Trooper Lu's Garage at Moorebank (Liverpool) and specifically to Marcus in spare parts.. Way more helpful than my local Yamaha Dealer..
    While there I had a look at the new R6, while I am not a big fan of the newer bikes.. this think looked really good..
    Anyway.. Blatant plug for Trooper Lu's is now over :)
     
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    I use Trooper Lu's website for parts catalogue. It's one if 3 online parts catalogue websites that are continually open, along with this forum, daily Mass readings, TMR, PPSR, and 5-10 other sites... But a very bike bias!
     
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    IMG_20180913_154049.jpg Took 2 weeks from order, not that I had time to work on the bike. Mc19. Paid the $30 for Australian seller to be quicker, too.
     
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    Postie dropped off a bill for me today from BOC for my Mig gas, $237 for 1 year's rent !

    When i was at Bunning's today i asked them about getting gas from there, i was told it's a $200 deposit and that give's you a full D Size bottle.
    When it's empty you take it back and swap it over for $99 and that's it, no yearly rental.
    If you ever want to take the bottle back you can get your deposit back with the receipt.
    But the bottle is half the size of what i'm using now, my E2 bottle is $99 changeover.

    Only thing is i still have half a bottle of gas left and i don't really want to give that to BOC.
    Anyone in SA need some Argoshield Light with an empty E2 size bottle that need's a 1/4 refill ?
    Not sure if i can swap the bottle with someone else as the bottle's serial number is recorded against my name.
     
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    I thought BOC must have dropped the rental, too, everyone else seemed to. Even lose the bunnings bottles, it is cheaper than a year's rent!
     
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    I went and bought an E bottle from Gasweld so I own the bottle and Just pay the refill charge (which is around $100) and no rental to anybody. BOC, Airliquide and others only want big customers with lots of bottles being rented and have no interest in anybody with only one bottle rental.
     
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    How this made it from China without snapping in half Ill never know ... no protection at all :commando:

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    I had a few items arrive from Megazip. I cannot believe the size of the flippin box they put this stuff in.
    No wonder freight is so much
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    You can see the relevant size of the box compared to the products.

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    I received an air filter from CMS today and could have put four filters in the box instead of all the packing for one.
     
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    Their shipping is pricey and the boxes are huge, but you can't deny that they don't get here fast.
     
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    Absolutely. And they are genuine Yamaha parts as well so I am happy with that.
    I mean it isn’t often you can order the trip
    Meter button / winder and the tiny little screw to retain it for a 30 year old bike and have it arrive in less than a week.


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    Linkin is spot on with this, one lateral way of approaching this may be to up the current capacity of the transistors if they're available.

    I remember when troubleshooting the Fizzer chug that I replaced the capacitors and transistors in the TCI box, it should be simple enough to check the transistors and see if there are higher current replacements available, that way the coils could be wired in parallel for good voltage/current potential at higher revs, ensuring they reach saturation for a strong spark.

    Transistors are relatively cheap

    Just putting it out there

    I put what I think are reasonable solutions to this here

    https://www.2fiftycc.com/index.php?threads/coil-on-plug-conversions.9631/page-4#post-118294

    I am actually keen to give this a whirl and see what happens
     
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    Didn't you get the gold oil line @Andych ?
     
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