HRC Needles for RVF400
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Joeblogs
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HRC Needles for RVF400
Hi everyone I'm new to the site so please excuse me if I am asking a question that was recently covered.
Are HRC needles worth buying? I have a 95 nc35 with aftermarket pipes and a big flat spot from 5000-7200rpm, have read a few threads about this, have read that FI needles are good but I cant seem to find anywhere to buy them from. I found somewhere that sells HRC needles though so I am leaning towards them. Also what size jets should I be running?
Let me know if anyone can help
Thanks
JB
Are HRC needles worth buying? I have a 95 nc35 with aftermarket pipes and a big flat spot from 5000-7200rpm, have read a few threads about this, have read that FI needles are good but I cant seem to find anywhere to buy them from. I found somewhere that sells HRC needles though so I am leaning towards them. Also what size jets should I be running?
Let me know if anyone can help
Thanks
JB
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Jon
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Re: HRC Needles for RVF400
Give a memeber on here called Rick Oliver a PM, he s doing another replica batch of the full RVF HRC carbie kit which has needles (set each of A,B & C), emulsion tubes, slide springs, and trumpets.
He will also give you a heads up on what jets to try.
He has some nice other bits of gear if you are giveng your RVF a lively up including a progammable ignition.
regards
jon
He will also give you a heads up on what jets to try.
He has some nice other bits of gear if you are giveng your RVF a lively up including a progammable ignition.
regards
jon