Whats up everybody. I have a 05 rap 350 I wanna be able to hit the gas and get the front up. what do you think would work best the fmf, hmf, or yoshi. I really like yoshi but ive heard its best for mid and high range. Also is it best to get a good digital cdi box after the filter, jet, and exhaust? Has anybody had trouble with the cheap yamaha hardware stripping like the oil plug. I had to order a new one today and wait till it comes in to change my oil because im probably gonna really screw up trying to get it off! Thanks guys.
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for low to mid range gains get the hmf, yoshi is a little better for mid to high.
I had trouble with my drain plug a few times, it doesn't seem to matter how tight you put it in, mine always gets stuck. The head on my first one rounded out, I took it off with a hammer and a chisel, this worked pretty good. The replacement I ordered has little knobs around the skirt of the plug so that when it's stubborn you can tap on the knobs with a hammer and a punch, bolt, etc. to break it loose.
I had trouble with my drain plug a few times, it doesn't seem to matter how tight you put it in, mine always gets stuck. The head on my first one rounded out, I took it off with a hammer and a chisel, this worked pretty good. The replacement I ordered has little knobs around the skirt of the plug so that when it's stubborn you can tap on the knobs with a hammer and a punch, bolt, etc. to break it loose.
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the only reason it stripes is because you have the wrong size... or it's a 6 pt. use a 12 pt. socket.
You don't need to tell me what happened. The **** is always stuck, I needed to use a breaker bar, and that rounded it out. I used a 17mm 6 point socket, why would a 12 point be better? There's less contact area between the socket and the plug with a 12 point.
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it shouldn't be on there THAT tight.. it should be a little past snug.
xkingraptor350x
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assuming that you mean the air plane... they are militarys jets.. they probly pay like $50 a peice for one of thsoe damn things :
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for low-mid power i would definately get the hmf. i have the hmf slip-on with the fmf hi-flow header and the front end lifts quite easily
