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06-10-2012, 01:21 AM
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Location: California
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timing chain
How do you know its time to replace the timing chain? Im the process of getting 08crank to make a true 450 and some other work. Should i do it since i already have the motor apart?
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YFZ 450 LE 05, 439 (stockpiston), Hot Cams Stage 1, 170 main, 48 pilot, needle 4th, 40 leak jet 2.5 turns out, Yoshi Full TI Exh. 07 update done by J&T, Rick's high output 140, T-dub swing arm +1, Lone Star Axle, American Star A-arms +1. Running 100 Oct. Future work: MMAD Head work, 12.5-1 piston, WR crank. |
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06-10-2012, 03:16 AM
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they dont cost that much and i would replace the guides also.that way you know how much time is on them.and like you said you already have it apart.
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04 yfz 450 97 mm bb kit 12.3.1 compression hr stage 3 cams hr stroker crank pluss 1 mm scorpion slip on pipe currently dead now running a stock 05 yfz 450 with full fmf exhaust |
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06-10-2012, 11:44 AM
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Thanks.
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YFZ 450 LE 05, 439 (stockpiston), Hot Cams Stage 1, 170 main, 48 pilot, needle 4th, 40 leak jet 2.5 turns out, Yoshi Full TI Exh. 07 update done by J&T, Rick's high output 140, T-dub swing arm +1, Lone Star Axle, American Star A-arms +1. Running 100 Oct. Future work: MMAD Head work, 12.5-1 piston, WR crank. |
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