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DIY Big Air Kit

Last post 02-19-2007 9:36 PM by Scootman. 7 replies.
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  • 02-19-2007 9:33 AM

    • Scootman
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    DIY Big Air Kit

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    I got the PCIII USB and created my own big air kit.

    Gotta say thanks to you all, the photos and info on this web site were the only thing that allowed me to know I was doing things right.

    I am playing with the power commander and will get it dyno'd soon. I will publish the results after I get it done.

    Mods for this effort
    Twerth low buck exhaust mod with my own back pressure Plate
    RU-2580 (K&N, 2 each) using "snorkels from the airbox"
    UP-123 (Unifilter, 2 ea) Breathers
    Removed AIS System and home made blocking plates
    Installed PCIII USB

    home made air scoop
    http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48568

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    Now that Yamaha has stopped production on the Warrior:

    "The Legend Begins!"

    Why yes son, once upon a time there was a hot rod of a bike, but only a few of us had the wisdom to realize it's value!, would you like to see one?

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  • 02-19-2007 10:48 AM In reply to

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    Looks good. Good job. Are all your filters oiled? It looks like one hasn't been oiled.
    "McLovin... sounds like a sexy hamburger. Big Smile

  • 02-19-2007 10:56 AM In reply to

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    Thanks.....I bought the same part number and they were supposed to be oiled.

    I thought the color difference was just ???? but I guess I should check into that...
    Now that Yamaha has stopped production on the Warrior:

    "The Legend Begins!"

    Why yes son, once upon a time there was a hot rod of a bike, but only a few of us had the wisdom to realize it's value!, would you like to see one?

  • 02-19-2007 11:07 AM In reply to

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    Yeah, better safe than sorry. I'd re-oil, just in case.
    "McLovin... sounds like a sexy hamburger. Big Smile

  • 02-19-2007 12:38 PM In reply to

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    Looks awesome,good job!

  • 02-19-2007 12:39 PM In reply to

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    Make sure nothing rubs the underneath of the tank. The metal is very soft and anything touching will wear a hole eventually. (I know from experience) Looks good.

  • 02-19-2007 7:19 PM In reply to

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    Very nice , looks clean.


    "Potential is a French word that means you aren't worth a damn yet"

  • 02-19-2007 9:36 PM In reply to

    • Scootman
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    Thanks all, especially the tip about not rubbing the tank......I don't think they are, but I will check to be sure..
    Now that Yamaha has stopped production on the Warrior:

    "The Legend Begins!"

    Why yes son, once upon a time there was a hot rod of a bike, but only a few of us had the wisdom to realize it's value!, would you like to see one?
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