4 -K&Ns

[rworm]

Filters came in yesterday-pulled airbox out and installed them-ordered from auto zone with all the measurements i came up with and they fit perfect-also bought the small ones that look the same for crankcase vents-was going to order power commander-figured the bike would be lean- gave it a good warm up down the hiway let it cool down-read both outside plugs and they are perfect- the combo of the airfilters and gutted factory pipe is amazing-performance has increased through the entire RPM range-the look is exactly what i wanted-have computer whiz nephew with good camera to help me get some pictures to post tommorrow


rworm

[bones]

Filters came in yesterday-pulled airbox out and installed them-ordered from auto zone with all the measurements i came up with and they fit perfect-also bought the small ones that look the same for crankcase vents-was going to order power commander-figured the bike would be lean- gave it a good warm up down the hiway let it cool down-read both outside plugs and they are perfect- the combo of the airfilters and gutted factory pipe is amazing-performance has increased through the entire RPM range-the look is exactly what i wanted-have computer whiz nephew with good camera to help me get some pictures to post tommorrow


rworm
pics and part numbers please.

[rworm]

K&N part #is RC1290
today i pulled charcoal canister and parts off as per suzukijoe and moved horn -never liked the ECM where it was mounted-took it off and moved it back right above the rear shock-since there is no airbox this was a easy project -only had to solder and lengthen 5 wires about 8 inches-now all the wires are together and ran in a flexible wire conduit including fuel injection-and rerouted starter cable to that side as well-LOOKS NICE-as for pictures-will try to do that tommorrow


rworm

[GregH]

Worm,
Put up some pics of your soldering work and give us an explanation of your technique.

Gracias,
Greg

[rworm]

Cant show you any pics of soldering work, because all splices are in heat shrink. But I am an ARKANSAS electrician. Just took pics of the bike and starting to try pics posting now. Give me a few minutes and ill try to have them posted



rworm!!!

[GregH]

I can solder well onto a PCB but always seem to have trouble soldering two wires in mid-air. How do you do it?

[rworm]

I can solder well onto a PCB but always seem to have trouble soldering two wires in mid-air. How do you do it?

have extra set of hands to help makes it easier

[bones]

I can solder well onto a PCB but always seem to have trouble soldering two wires in mid-air. How do you do it?
roach clips (can't think of the medical term) work well if you can get them to rest on something.

[rworm]

Just got some pic's up on the site. check 'em out and see what you think!!!
rworm:rider:

[bones]

Just got some pic's up on the site. check 'em out and see what you think!!!
rworm:rider:
Where? :ponder:

[bones]

Thanks for the pics. Nice ride, interesting exhaust mod.

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit007.jpg

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit005.jpg

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit004.jpg

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit003.jpg

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit002.jpg

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh44/robertworm/bandit001.jpg

[El Bandito]

K&N part #is RC1290
today i pulled charcoal canister and parts off as per suzukijoe and moved horn -never liked the ECM where it was mounted-took it off and moved it back right above the rear shock-since there is no airbox this was a easy project -only had to solder and lengthen 5 wires about 8 inches-now all the wires are together and ran in a flexible wire conduit including fuel injection-and rerouted starter cable to that side as well-LOOKS NICE-as for pictures-will try to do that tommorrow


rworm

rworm,

Just to let you know, that finned thing you relocated is not your ECM, but is your voltage regulator/rectifier, but it does look good where you moved it to, and the ECM is located under your seat. ;-)