BanditKing
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Anyone know when the stock hydraulic cam chain tensioner needs replacing, if ever?
I've got a 2005 'Busa with 50,000km on her.
I've got a 2005 'Busa with 50,000km on her.
life of automatic CCT??
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Thyg0d
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According to the manual all you have to do is to make sure the push rod moves smoothly when releasing it... I replaced mine anyway... 
I'm having the camchainguides replaced when I replace the head since they're plastic and do get brittle over time I was told but that's a bit more advanced than replacing the CCT.. If you replace the CCT make sure your camchain don't move! I've heard (!!) that they can move at the bottom sprocket which you won't notice so before you start it remove all the plugs and turn the rearwheel just to make sure the valve don't hit the head!
I'm having the camchainguides replaced when I replace the head since they're plastic and do get brittle over time I was told but that's a bit more advanced than replacing the CCT.. If you replace the CCT make sure your camchain don't move! I've heard (!!) that they can move at the bottom sprocket which you won't notice so before you start it remove all the plugs and turn the rearwheel just to make sure the valve don't hit the head!
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Suzuki patents semi automatic transmission for Busa | Engine and Performance mods
Just bringing the news: http://www.thedrive.com/motorcycles/18551/suzuki-patents-suggest-semi-automatic-hayabusa-transmission-report "It uses a clutch actuator and a shift actuator to electronically shift the bike rather than the mechanical way of clicking through the gears. With this new...
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