Title says it all. I'm going to do my valves early at some point before putting my bike on a dyno to get a custom map. The 1000 takes the same shims as a 4 valver.
If no one has one, lemme change the title then. datv, you reading this? Anyone else wanna go in on a 4v shim kit?
Anyone? Come on . . . none of you 4 valvers do your own valves?
Quote from: Spidey on September 30, 2008, 01:24:29 PM
Title says it all. I'm going to do my valves early at some point before putting my bike on a dyno to get a custom map. The 1000 takes the same shims as a 4 valver.
What's the cost * 0.5? I just had mine done, so I'm not due for 6,000 more....
I have a shim kit. email me if you want to borrow it. bbrown291@comcast.net
Brian B.
Is FogDuc the artist formely known as Motobee? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)
Thanks, Brian. I'll take you up on that. I'm heading to Spain for World President's Week, so won't need it until Nov. I'll email when I get back. Thanks.
Yes, I was Motobee on the old list.
Bump.
Since Brian is indisposed ( :-[) does anyone either have a shim kit (DS/4v) I can borrow or is there anyone who wants to share the expense of one?
Quote from: Spidey on July 15, 2009, 07:31:41 PM
Bump.
Since Brian is indisposed ( :-[) does anyone either have a shim kit (DS/4v) I can borrow or is there anyone who wants to share the expense of one?
i don't [roll]
Its gonna be hard for anyone to share. Mike tries to put in one (each) of a range of shim sizes so the common ones are going to go quick anyways.
He ships in 2 days. Its probably more cost effective to just measure and buy the shims you need. If you measure this weekend you'll have them by wednesday. Since he lives near Sac, the shipping time is negligible.
Spidey was able to get my kit. He should be set with shims, as long as he doesn't need one of the sizes that I used and didn't replace.
Quote from: EEL on July 31, 2009, 05:51:42 AM
Its gonna be hard for anyone to share. Mike tries to put in one (each) of a range of shim sizes so the common ones are going to go quick anyways.
He ships in 2 days. Its probably more cost effective to just measure and buy the shims you need. If you measure this weekend you'll have them by wednesday. Since he lives near Sac, the shipping time is negligible.
I don't see how sharing is a problem if you replace the ones you use. But thanks, EEL. Like FogDuc said, I got a hold of his kit. A couple of openers I needed were too small for what comes in the kit, so I ordered them from Mike @emsduc.com. You weren't kidding about how fast he turns 'em around. The shims showed up in the mail the next day. [thumbsup] Mostrobelle and Enzo have his rocker arm tool as well, and that thing is sooo easy to use. Another [thumbsup]
I plug him every chance I get, he deserves the business. I had a bunch of unused shims in my kit and he traded me those for the ones I needed.
[thumbsup]
Umm Spidey, are you done borrowing my shim kit? I'd kind of like to have it back.
Thanks,
Brian
Ah, crap, that's really bad form on my part. I totally forgot I had it. I re-ordered the shims I used and threw in a coupla of extra, so it's good as new. Do you need it immediately, or can I get it to you later this week?
Later this week is just fine. If you are going to LaDucati day, you could just bring the kit and return it to me there.
Brian B.
Umm, Spidey can you send me my shim kit back? Thanks, Brian
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