I noticed the piece that seals the end of the rack was installed backwards (Part# 49002-1062) at 4:57 you can Jason struggling to get the seal past the two grooves that the little c-clips go on. If it was spun around the lip of the seal goes right over the grooves no problem
Lol... Yeah, Jason and I discussed it several times and we pulled apart several cylinders that had never been apart and in every case they were backwards from how the manual shows it. So Jason does it the way it comes from the factory... But really good eye. I guess if we ever decide to make a better vid we should explain that in the video. Thanks for the reply, it's nice to know someone is watching :-)
Thanks this video helped me a few weeks back.
Thanks guys for this video, I'm finally sorted out and putted correctly that valve. Thanks very much 👍
I noticed the piece that seals the end of the rack was installed backwards (Part# 49002-1062) at 4:57 you can Jason struggling to get the seal past the two grooves that the little c-clips go on. If it was spun around the lip of the seal goes right over the grooves no problem
Lol... Yeah, Jason and I discussed it several times and we pulled apart several cylinders that had never been apart and in every case they were backwards from how the manual shows it. So Jason does it the way it comes from the factory... But really good eye. I guess if we ever decide to make a better vid we should explain that in the video. Thanks for the reply, it's nice to know someone is watching :-)
I do wish someone would post a video of the 86-88 power valves...?
very good
Great job! What kind of torque wrench is that?
Hi guys, great vid. Can you point me in the direction of one of those sweet little torque wrenches. Many thanks
Unfortunately I don't think it is available as it is about 30 years old. Sorry.
Is there a way to tell if the KIPS valves are installed correctly by simply removing the header pipe and not removing the jug?
would i be able to send u my cylinder/power valve and have u guys assemble it
Sure, no problem. kxguru@bikerider.com