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Opinions Honda NSR 125 1989

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    Calum
    wrote on 26 Apr 2018, 22:15 last edited by
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    What's the powervalve setting on these?

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      26 Apr 2018, 22:15

      What's the powervalve setting on these?

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      @calum said in Opinions Honda NSR 125 1989:

      What's the powervalve setting on these?

      There open at idle up to 2000rpm, then closes and starts re-opening at about 7500rpm. There's a hi and low mark on the power valve pulley you line up, but I've found like with dt your best checking up the exhaust port, to check there fully open. Some cdi and power valve controllers are restricted though.

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        27 Apr 2018, 06:40

        @calum said in Opinions Honda NSR 125 1989:

        What's the powervalve setting on these?

        There open at idle up to 2000rpm, then closes and starts re-opening at about 7500rpm. There's a hi and low mark on the power valve pulley you line up, but I've found like with dt your best checking up the exhaust port, to check there fully open. Some cdi and power valve controllers are restricted though.

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        Irongamer727
        wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 07:19 last edited by
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        @dtr-nsr from what I could see through the exhaust port, the pv didn't seem to be able to be perfectly aligned with the port at all.

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          Calum
          wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 07:50 last edited by
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          They srvo operate then?

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            27 Apr 2018, 07:50

            They srvo operate then?

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            Irongamer727
            wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 07:55 last edited by
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            @calum yes of course.

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              27 Apr 2018, 07:55

              @calum yes of course.

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              Calum
              wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 08:15 last edited by
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              @irongamer727 Well not of course, Early Aprilia RS 125's and the tuned ones, run pneumatic valves.

              KTM EXC's Yamaha YZ's and Kawasakis KIPS run off the gearbox.

              So the valve could have been actuated by any of those.

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                27 Apr 2018, 08:15

                @irongamer727 Well not of course, Early Aprilia RS 125's and the tuned ones, run pneumatic valves.

                KTM EXC's Yamaha YZ's and Kawasakis KIPS run off the gearbox.

                So the valve could have been actuated by any of those.

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                wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 08:21 last edited by Irongamer727
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                @calum Thought you would know for sure. Anyway the pv on the Honda is shit compared to the DT. It's like two different worlds. There is really no low end power on the Honda

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                  27 Apr 2018, 08:21

                  @calum Thought you would know for sure. Anyway the pv on the Honda is shit compared to the DT. It's like two different worlds. There is really no low end power on the Honda

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                  Calum
                  wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 11:40 last edited by
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                  @irongamer727 I've never worked on Hondas.

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                    27 Apr 2018, 11:40

                    @irongamer727 I've never worked on Hondas.

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                    wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 13:57 last edited by
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                    @calum it's time then 😉

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                      27 Apr 2018, 13:57

                      @calum it's time then 😉

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                      Calum
                      wrote on 27 Apr 2018, 13:59 last edited by
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                      @irongamer727 The NSR simply is not as high as spec as the Aprilia is, it frails in comparison.

                      Now a Honda RS 125 I definitely would love to hand. Shame I don't have 10K lying about the place.

                      They run their powervalve off the gearbox I believe.

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