FCR Airbox Kit
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FCR Airbox Kit
Ok so who's the lucky bastard that won the auction for the FCR Airbox Kit
http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s260260945
The final price was a bit rich for me...
http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s260260945
The final price was a bit rich for me...

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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
I was watching that too but also found it got a bit too expensive
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
How bigger that airbox compare with stock ones ?
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
More to the point, who's the lucky bastard that afford to throw $400+ at something like that?selexon wrote:Ok so who's the lucky bastard that won the auction for the FCR Airbox Kit
http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/a ... s260260945
The final price was a bit rich for me...
That top row of adaptors or whatever are exactly the same as the set that went with the flatslides I sold to cajun last year. Greggo got them made up I believe. There was an airbox as well, Greg sold that to another guy, who sold it to another guy. I know of him, could prolly contact him - should see if he'll let you make a mould of it, selexon. PM me your phone number if you want to chat about it.
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
Call Mega Ken at MegaCycle Engineering in Melbourne. There was a guy who used to make the airboxes, not sure if he still does.
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
Good call, Matt. I'll be talking to Ken in the next week or so, will try to remember to ask him.matt69 wrote:Call Mega Ken at MegaCycle Engineering in Melbourne. There was a guy who used to make the airboxes, not sure if he still does.Matt
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Thanks for the heads up Matt, I Shall call Mega Ken at Megacycle tomorrow.
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
I have 2 airboxes. HRC Copies.
I believe they were designed for the CV carbs. I now run flatslides without an airbox. Are the airboxes suitable for both styles of carbs? (apart from the spacing of the velocity stacks)
I can afford to loan one out if required... Maybe sell?
I believe they were designed for the CV carbs. I now run flatslides without an airbox. Are the airboxes suitable for both styles of carbs? (apart from the spacing of the velocity stacks)
I can afford to loan one out if required... Maybe sell?
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Re: FCR Airbox Kit
Pretty sure the flatslides require a different airbox. I have copies of both, will compare them next time I'm where they're stored, but just off the top of my head I can see that the base is different, as the CV carbs have the cable in the middle, whereas the slides have it at the side.dingdong wrote:I now run flatslides without an airbox. Are the airboxes suitable for both styles of carbs? (apart from the spacing of the velocity stacks)
Do you have an HRC CDI, or a lanyard kill switch? I ran flatslides on my NC29 without an airbox, and would get a fair amount of shit down there when I crashed. If the bike doesn't have tip over sensor or lanyard, it's going to keep sucking that shit in if you crash.
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I have an HRC CDI are you saying it has a tip over sensor?
Good point with sucking crap IF the bike goes down. Lucky I wont be crashing this year :)
Good point with sucking crap IF the bike goes down. Lucky I wont be crashing this year :)