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Old 03-12-2012, 10:38 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Guys this is awesome! This mod drops the cost of a spike by at least $200. I rate this right up there with the T-Mod for bang for the buck. Thanks for posting the how to for the Spike-Mod!
No problem bud, if you have any other question just pm me
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Old 03-13-2012, 08:19 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Great idea guys! Like Mac says, this drops the price of a spike set up below $100. Well within the range of cheap bastards like me ...

Have you guys noticed any issues, performance or otherwise with this set-up yet?
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Old 03-13-2012, 09:08 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Great idea guys! Like Mac says, this drops the price of a spike set up below $100. Well within the range of cheap bastards like me ...

Have you guys noticed any issues, performance or otherwise with this set-up yet?
There is nothing wrong with budget builds and budget projects

I haven't noticed any issues. As TRX suggested in the write-up that we made gaskets since the kit didn't come with it... just for piece of mind.
As for performance, I added the FI2000 when I added the spike so that alone probably made up for any issues of too much air. I never had a chance to try it out with our the FI2000. With the spike and the FI2000 I noticed a definite pickup and throttle response. Can't wait to see how it will feel with exhaust.

Stay thirsty my friends...
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Old 03-13-2012, 07:03 PM   #14 (permalink)
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I already have a Thunder MFG adapter and a spike so I can't use this mod but NedFury and Tonto (from Newcastle NSW) have new Furys and they can certainly use this! I always wondered if the spike from the VTX 1300 would fit (as many of us did) and now we know. A very cleaver mod, thanks again for posting gents.
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Old 03-14-2012, 12:15 AM   #15 (permalink)
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I already have a Thunder MFG adapter and a spike so I can't use this mod but NedFury and Tonto (from Newcastle NSW) have new Furys and they can certainly use this! I always wondered if the spike from the VTX 1300 would fit (as many of us did) and now we know. A very cleaver mod, thanks again for posting gents.
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Old 09-02-2012, 05:25 PM   #16 (permalink)
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This part was meant for a VTX1300
1. First off I used aluminum tape to tape off the hole I didn’t need and filled it with gorilla epoxy.
2. I took the inter piece and cut off the nipple sticking into the center big hole
3. Then I use two different sanders to sand smooth the edge I cut, so it matches the rest of the inner diameter.
4. Then I drilled and tapped the hose fittings one on the side and the other to the back, close to where the originals were at.
5. Then I used the original throttle body seal and installed in the section you ground down smooth it was a perfect fit.
6. Install the new unit to the bike with the hoses connected and the throttle body clamp tight.
7. Made a new support strap from the back of the plate to the lower original bolt where the air cleaner attaches to.
8. Added the spike and Walla here it is now I just need to make the top cover.
9. recommend making gaskets where the cone mounts too.

Chrome spike on eBay $88.50
Air fitting adapters @ pep boys $6.00
Hey trx450rr, I have a question about the air fitting adapter from Pep Boys. Do you have a part number or what exactly do I ask for? I want that set-up. looks awesome. Thanks, Alan
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