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1BAD450R
04-10-2005, 07:59 AM
i just bought a 2005 honda 450r and i have givin it the first oil chcnge but here is what i would like to get info on when replacing the oil you need to fill both the oil case and trans case with oil correct and the other thing is i noticed alot of posts on the 400ex with the valve cleareance and noisy well my 450r while running sounds as if valves are loud could possible just be me dont know and how would i be able to adjust the valves my self since i refuse to take another bike to a dealer after they dropped my custom street bike and said it was like that so no more dealers for me any info please will be helpful :devil: :devil: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

04-10-2005, 10:04 AM
450r's are normally loud because of the light metals they use for the cases

1BAD450R
04-10-2005, 07:25 PM
so that tapping i hear while engine is running is pretty much normal then i guess ...

04-11-2005, 05:51 AM
Originally posted by 1BAD450R
so that tapping i hear while engine is running is pretty much normal then i guess ... i wouldn't know unless I heard it but yes, more than likely, it is just normal

1BAD450R
04-11-2005, 07:27 AM
hey thanx mixmaster sounds like you know your way around the 450r there i could use some one like you here to work on my quad doin the jet and all .well here is a guestion for you mike if i added a slip on pipe with the air box lid on still but i didnt add my stage 2 jet kit yet is there any harm being done to my bike thanx again

04-11-2005, 12:42 PM
yes, you will definately want to rejet to get power gains and be safe to not hurt your engine. I am currently running a HMF slip on with full airbox lid on (no cuts or anything with stock filter), and all I had to do was put a 128 main jet in. stock is 125 a ibelieve so all you have to do is barely richen it up. Just call C&D racing and order some jets. Now if you take that lid off you will want to go to a 175 or 180 main jet.

plkmonster2
04-22-2005, 10:20 PM
CT said that the motor is noisy. Like mike said, it is because everything is thin, and rattles a lot. It's not a problem though.