Hyperpak ???

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rvf400
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Hyperpak ???

Post by rvf400 »

hey guys im new to the Gsxr 400's.
I have a nice gt76a model circa 1992.
I have seen these Hyperpak on ebay.
Im wondering as im going to do some ss400 racing here on isle of man if to purchase a Hyperpak cdi unit.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUZUKI-GS-GSX ... 2eb7a1bd62

I know the cdi on my bike is 2 wires ending in moulded multi block type connections.
And help would be most welcome as I have some other 400 riding mates to leather :rocks:
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Re: Hyperpak ???

Post by Variablevalves suck »

Save your money and if you really want to treat the bike to electrics get a programmable unit from Dyno pro, think they are £180 ish.
http://www.dynopro-racing.co.uk/program ... ions.shtml
If you race the bike get a manual cam chain tensioner (srad 600) as the 76a is known to back off the OE tensioner if you miss a gear.
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Re: Hyperpak ???

Post by dobbslc »

Get an FZR..... ;)
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