What Did You Do To Your Busa, Today?
- Thread starter SoCal Blur
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It's just for aerodynamics and probably does nothing under certain speeds anyway..
I was looking at mine today and noticed it might be drawing cool air to the rectifier and rear tire as it seems to be angled to catch air.
c10 left his off and his bike seems to be just fine.
I was looking at mine today and noticed it might be drawing cool air to the rectifier and rear tire as it seems to be angled to catch air.
c10 left his off and his bike seems to be just fine.
Nastee
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Took mine off years ago no difference; maybe in wind tunnel testing. Sold mine that's how much stock i place in it.
jeffgordons24
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Any chance you have a pic of the left side with the fairing off. I need to adjust my cooling hose and can’t remember how the curves went lol.
jeffgordons24
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My left side fairing is a little snug on my hoses to my liking so I have to figure out why that is.
Just got done installing the factory pro shift star and partially putting the bike back together. Didn’t realize that, besides the oil, most of the antifreeze comes out to. I needed an oil change anyways, so I had a gallon of oil and filter on hand, but will have to go buy antifreeze tomorrow after work, so I can finish the job. @c10 bryan, I remember you said you use Honda antifreeze. Is it affordable or would I be better off stopping by advance auto parts tomorrow and picking up some of that 50/50 prestone stuff?
busabobh
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Are these the extreme pros?
No, HH Sintered, Extreme Pros need more heat to really work good than I would generate normally.
what does this do?
@c10 could probably explain better, but it tightens up the shifting and reduces or eliminates miss shifts. Bryan says it doesn’t completely fix the 5th to 6th false neutral issue, but everyone claims that it feels like you barely touch the shifter and she just wants to go into gear easier, not that the busa is hard to shift, but I like the short shifter feel, whether is a car or bike.
Ok. As impatient as I am, I’ll probably use the auto part stuff and use the Honda one on my next coolant change. I thought about just pulling the pump, but it looked like the hoses were not long enough. My Copland was the original anyways, so probably a good thing that I drained it, since it was 10 years old.@mabupa honda stuff is 20 bucks on Amazon. Next time just pull pump, but leave coolant hoses conected. Remember to watch my coolant bleeding video
jeffgordons24
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That is perfect thank you!!
I never noticed that the coolant hose actually makes contact with the engine nub there. I had my turned to go around the nub
Glad it helped.
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