Erm..is Nob1 SSS looks like a standard muffler?

it seems like none supporting faito 60mm block, so pls suggest other racing block which can be trusted and dont worry about its cost and also whr to get it.. pls friends, i cant wait to get a racing block for my machine.. thank you

yep.....i have went tru lots and lots of roadblock jpj , police , traffic police, and no saman at all.

im using Yaguso (not sure if its spelt right) 58.5 block , same with bro Charge, . so far no problem with it

Huh both back at the same time?
Both you guys went for honeymoon together ah? Haha...

Hoolaa guysszz... so long im not 0n9.. very2 busy working.. now already 63 page liao.. last time i was here i think around 30+ page.. hmm btw im also doin smthng on my bike..

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Added on October 22, 2009, 10:28 pmwalao.. got 63 mmbers now... fiuh.. -.-"

This post has been edited by Na0ki: Oct 22 2009, 10:28 PM

yup... and raising

What about this '' ? is it yamaha's one? or does it really exist?

This post has been edited by POD: Oct 22 2009, 11:39 PM

Hi all~~ im new here... i was searching for LC Club Community n i found it here... can i join u all? Thx~

MeoNRoX | Penang | SS Black | Feb. 2009

the problem is just come from the aftermarket exhaust.. the mix between the air and fuel is wrongly set up on the carburetor cause that. Apart of it i also suffered the same problem before, when i'm using either Nob1 Trioval or Nob1 Titanium... The manifold on the racing exhaust is smaller than my aftermarket carburetor, so every time i pull the throttle it will explode with a very loud sound... After sometimes you'll noticed there's a bit effect on the engine, in the valve clearance part, it will become badly if you have no action to take on that matter... You'll noticed that the spark plug coloration a bit black from normal. This means you'll need to setup back the mix between air and fuel for the standard carburetor or change main jet and pilot jet for the aftermarket carburetor to the most 'ngam-ngam' one.

nvm... it's just a small matter dude. Just tell me what you need to know... come to my MRC forum then, you can ask people over there too


yes it is... absolutely look alike...

how much is nob1 sss & nob1 triovale for new one? can get at takim ah???

oso, price of iridium spark and the best brand (terbaek punya!!!)

This post has been edited by blue_decamax: Oct 23 2009, 01:17 AM

nob1 sss price range around RM150 up to RM200 depends on the seller price... Nob1 triovale last time i bought around RM170 in NKS sentul. No, takim is actually not selling these items, they only provide customize exhaust or if you want to modifiying either the aftermarket or standard exhaust it's good place to go. BTW nowadays it's still not good enough for taqim to prove it has the best 4 stroke customize exhaust. From what i know if you're on the 2 strokes machine taqim provide better customize exhaust for 'em.

Denso iridium spark plug (good one) normally price around RM50++ above...



This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Oct 23 2009, 01:35 AM

i thnk tats the FZi blok which is 57mm.. type wrongly i thnk... correct me if m wrong

Huhu.. in that case, i really need to ask the foreman to reset my bike and tell him bout this.
Dun wan to take bad risk for my bike, since i hv no experience setting carb myself.
Thx for the help guys..

i've heard before regarding ori yamaha racing parts. some of workshop at my area does bring in this performance parts. but i dunno either it is ori or not. I haven't check the parts by myself.

anyway, last time i am using 58.5mm shark block.

welcome dude..

so many penang kia here

guys... wats the use of carb??
it got anything to do with bike spd??

you should check or google the info, it's the better way to understand
anyway to help answering your question here's the link:

http://ezinearticles.com/?Motorcycle-Carburetors&id=302170

http://www.dansmc.com/carbs2.htm

http://oldmanhonda.com/MC/Rcarbs.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carburetor

Maybe you should be hardworking abit... Write in a piece of paper regarding what you wanna to ask and bring it to a professional foreman and ask them all you want. Or can survey from the foreman around your area. They will answer to you more professionally than us. Or can google it like what Kinozawa say

This post has been edited by TryX: Oct 23 2009, 06:43 PM

wow, thanks guys^^

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Added on October 23, 2009, 7:01 pmu see... im kinda a shy person...
hehe

This post has been edited by DontdoDRUG: Oct 23 2009, 07:01 PM

i doubt the foreman will story the most details, since they got a lot of things to do besides to talk... hahahahha...
the best way like i told, just googling the info around the web (theoretically) and to go practically maybe can do a bit D.I.Y to the motorcycle part