I got this bran new FCR Carb today from service honda.
What other parts do I need in order to get this mounted up to my trx?
I dont use the stock airbox so an adapter for the airbox is not needed.
Full Version: 2003 CRF FCR Carb On TRX450R
If you don't need the intake bell adapter, then you are all set. All that's left is to take the TPS plug off the stock carb and replace it on the carb. The stock hotstart cable works if you route it down the left side of the tank, just use the plunger and spring that came with the carb.
QUOTE(Bad Habit @ Mar 13 2006, 07:57 PM)
If you don't need the intake bell adapter, then you are all set. All that's left is to take the TPS plug off the stock carb and replace it on the carb. The stock hotstart cable works if you route it down the left side of the tank, just use the plunger and spring that came with the carb.
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Why thank you!
That is perfect service if you ask me.
Is it worth the 250 dollars that pinint is charing to bore this carb to 43mm
QUOTE(Bad Habit @ Mar 13 2006, 07:57 PM)
If you don't need the intake bell adapter, then you are all set. All that's left is to take the TPS plug off the stock carb and replace it on the carb. The stock hotstart cable works if you route it down the left side of the tank, just use the plunger and spring that came with the carb.
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I thought Kam told me I had to rewire something?
will my HRC needle fit in this carb or do I have to use whatever come in it?
Same with my jets? basicly I have to take it to kam and just let him setup the jets once it is mounted up
It appears that the interest is growing in the 43mm FCR. Only place I have heard of around the forum is Pinit.....
Anybody else offering this service?
Sudco sells a 43mm FCRMX....not sure on the price though..........
Just thinking out loud
Why thank you!
That is perfect service if you ask me.
Is it worth the 250 dollars that pinint is charing to bore this carb to 43mm
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Anybody else offering this service?
Sudco sells a 43mm FCRMX....not sure on the price though..........
Just thinking out loud
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 08:59 PM)
QUOTE(Bad Habit @ Mar 13 2006, 07:57 PM)
If you don't need the intake bell adapter, then you are all set. All that's left is to take the TPS plug off the stock carb and replace it on the carb. The stock hotstart cable works if you route it down the left side of the tank, just use the plunger and spring that came with the carb.
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Why thank you!
That is perfect service if you ask me.
Is it worth the 250 dollars that pinint is charing to bore this carb to 43mm
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QUOTE(2006BlackTrx450R @ Mar 13 2006, 08:02 PM)
It appears that the interest is growing in the 43mm FCR. Only place I have heard of around the forum is Pinit.....
Anybody else offering this service?
Sudco sells a 43mm FCRMX....not sure on the price though..........
Just thinking out loud
Why thank you!
That is perfect service if you ask me.
Is it worth the 250 dollars that pinint is charing to bore this carb to 43mm
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Anybody else offering this service?
Sudco sells a 43mm FCRMX....not sure on the price though..........
Just thinking out loud
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 08:59 PM)
QUOTE(Bad Habit @ Mar 13 2006, 07:57 PM)
If you don't need the intake bell adapter, then you are all set. All that's left is to take the TPS plug off the stock carb and replace it on the carb. The stock hotstart cable works if you route it down the left side of the tank, just use the plunger and spring that came with the carb.
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Why thank you!
That is perfect service if you ask me.
Is it worth the 250 dollars that pinint is charing to bore this carb to 43mm
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Their price is 650+
This carb was 375
No, HRC needle will not work.
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 08:00 PM)
I thought Kam told me I had to rewire something?
will my HRC needle fit in this carb or do I have to use whatever come in it?
Same with my jets? basicly I have to take it to kam and just let him setup the jets once it is mounted up
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will my HRC needle fit in this carb or do I have to use whatever come in it?
Same with my jets? basicly I have to take it to kam and just let him setup the jets once it is mounted up
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The TPS is what you need to rewire. Either cut the wires and splice them direct, use your own set of plugs, or "unpin" the pins in the plugs from the two carbs (they're shaped different) and reuse them. Look in the Performance FAQ section and Gabe has a wire color cross reference.
The main jets are the same.
Use the needle that came in the FCR.
$650+.........OUCH 
So Pinit is $250 or so???
So Pinit is $250 or so???
i thought he was $150 at one time??
QUOTE(mixxer @ Mar 13 2006, 08:26 PM)
i thought he was $150 at one time??
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QUOTE(Bad Habit @ Mar 13 2006, 08:16 PM)
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 08:00 PM)
I thought Kam told me I had to rewire something?
will my HRC needle fit in this carb or do I have to use whatever come in it?
Same with my jets? basicly I have to take it to kam and just let him setup the jets once it is mounted up
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will my HRC needle fit in this carb or do I have to use whatever come in it?
Same with my jets? basicly I have to take it to kam and just let him setup the jets once it is mounted up
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The TPS is what you need to rewire. Either cut the wires and splice them direct, use your own set of plugs, or "unpin" the pins in the plugs from the two carbs (they're shaped different) and reuse them. Look in the Performance FAQ section and Gabe has a wire color cross reference.
The main jets are the same.
Use the needle that came in the FCR.
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I thought you said I could use the TPS from the trx450r carb on the FCR carb?
Or do I have to rewire the TPS?
Or i am suppost to take the connector from the stock carb put it on the trx carb...
Again...this is what I am getting at....
Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
Was
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Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 09:46 PM)
QUOTE(mixxer @ Mar 13 2006, 08:26 PM)
i thought he was $150 at one time??
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QUOTE(2006BlackTrx450R @ Mar 13 2006, 08:49 PM)
Again...this is what I am getting at....
Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
Was
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Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 09:46 PM)
QUOTE(mixxer @ Mar 13 2006, 08:26 PM)
i thought he was $150 at one time??
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I have looked everywhere.
It seems that people have attempted to do it but this other place just seems to be the pros and they have raised their price 100% because of it.
Really is annoying.
bummer 
I have looked everywhere.
It seems that people have attempted to do it but this other place just seems to be the pros and they have raised their price 100% because of it.
Really is annoying.
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QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 09:58 PM)
QUOTE(2006BlackTrx450R @ Mar 13 2006, 08:49 PM)
Again...this is what I am getting at....
Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
Was
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Does anyone else offer this service....has to be someone on or off the forum. Competition leads to better deals.......
QUOTE(rsheppick @ Mar 13 2006, 09:46 PM)
QUOTE(mixxer @ Mar 13 2006, 08:26 PM)
i thought he was $150 at one time??
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I have looked everywhere.
It seems that people have attempted to do it but this other place just seems to be the pros and they have raised their price 100% because of it.
Really is annoying.
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I am just a little confused about this.
which one of these am I suppost to freaking follow lol
Here is the cross reference if you're looking at the TPS side:
Pink = Blue
Light Grn = Yellow
Grn/Ylw = Black
Here is the cross reference if you're looking at the harness side:
Pink = Blue
Light Grn = Yellow
Grn/Blk = Black
which one of these am I suppost to freaking follow lol
Here is the cross reference if you're looking at the TPS side:
Pink = Blue
Light Grn = Yellow
Grn/Ylw = Black
Here is the cross reference if you're looking at the harness side:
Pink = Blue
Light Grn = Yellow
Grn/Blk = Black
If you cut the stock carb TPS connector off, use the first cross reference.
If you cut the connector off the factory harness or try to re-pin the TPS connector then use the 2nd cross ref.
Your choice.
If you cut the connector off the factory harness or try to re-pin the TPS connector then use the 2nd cross ref.
Your choice.
im bumping this out for a friend working on his FCR
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