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About Warranty
x Please understand that these parts are not covered by warranty.
x The Manufacturer does not take any responsibility for problems caused by these parts.
Request
x These kit parts are intended exclusively for racing purposes. You are strictly requested not to
use them on public roads.
x The specifications and usage methods of these kit parts along with the contents of this manual
are subject to change without notice for improvement.
Parts List Symbols
x The star mark (*) means that the part is included in the kit set and is a genuine Yamaha
part. Therefore, you can easily purchase the part at any Yamaha part dealer when
necessary.
x The circle mark (°) means that although the part is included in the kit set it can also be
purchased individually.
Symbol Marks
Particularly important information is distinguished in this manual by the following notations.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential
personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this
symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
WARNING A WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
NOTICE A NOTICE indicates special precautions that must be taken to avoid
damage to the vehicle or other property.
TIP A TIP provides key information to make procedures easier or clearer.
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These sets of parts necessary for engine disassembly and maintenance are provided in three
(3) sets.
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The spark creating portion of this spark plug is of a semi-surface discharge type of shape.
TIP
Since these spark plugs have a copper gasket, caution is needed during installation on
the following points.
1. The tightening torque is 12 – 15 N•m (1.2 – 1.5 kgf•m).
2. When not checking the torque, tighten by rotating through 30° after manual
tightening in the case of new plugs. When reusing plugs, tighten by rotating through
15°.
Reused
(15˚)
New gasket
(30˚)
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These parts are used to adjust the squish height and compression ratio.
They should be installed in the direction, which enables the punched alpha-numeral “14B” is
visible.
The standard head cylinder gasket thickness is 0.40 mm and the cylinder gasket thickness is
0.20 mm.
Stamping location
GASKET, CYLINDER
Stamping location
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TIP
To obtain the highest performance for race use, the four cylinders should be uniform. If
you modify the head cylinder, always measure the combustion chamber volume and do
the work based on the measured value.
Measure the volume of the combustion chamber of the cylinder head (commonly called the
dome volume) as follows.
Measuring equipment
1. Burette
2. Glass plate
3. Oil (3:1 mixture of torque converter oil and white gasoline)
4. Vaseline (to seal the valve and glass plate)
Measurement method
1. Tighten a regulation spark plug to the regulation torque in the cylinder head to be
measured.
2. Set so that the alignment surface of the combustion chamber is level.
3. Apply a thin coat of Vaseline to the valve face and set the IN and EX valves.
4. Apply a thin coat of Vaseline to the combustion chamber alignment surface and set the
glass plate.
5. Add drops of oil from the burette. The total added amount is the volume of the cylinder head
combustion chamber.
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Select four pistons so that the difference in their weights does not exceed 0.5g.
Select four connecting rod assemblies so that the difference in their weights does not exceed
2g and combine them so that the small end weights are uniform. (by Yamaha’s measuring method)
6. Crankshaft (14B-11400-70)
Parts List
No. PART No. PART NAME Q’TY REMARKS
* 1 14B-11400-00 CRANK ASSY. 1
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This camshaft has a cam profile etc. changed from the STD one.
90105-07006 14B-12176-00
To adjust the valve timing, use the oval holes of the standard cam sprocket.
TIP
For valve timing adjustment, refer to the KIT TOOL MANUAL.
NOTICE
x When using this camshaft, use the valve spring set 14B-A2110-72.
x When fitting the camshaft, use the slotted holes of the cam sprockets and always set
the timing to match. If otherwise, no intended performance can be expected and
more over, the engine may be damaged.
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This valve spring is used when the camshaft is mounted from the kit.
NOTICE
When using this valve spring, use the camshafts 14B-12170-71, and 14B-12180-71.
The camshaft, valve spring and ECU in this set can only be used in the following combinations.
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Installation
1. Installing the Plate
Secure the plate onto the throttle body.
As shown, secure the plate only at two positions below, using the supplied screws (25 mm
long).
Support L Support R
Lever Assembly
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Holes for
installation
TIP
x For installation of the plate and funnel, apply a thin coat of grease to their screw
threads.
x For installation of the right-hand funnel, arrange the resin portion of the lever to be
located above the funnel.
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Motor side
Clip
Ball joint
Lever side
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Installation
1. Installing the Primary Funnels
Screw on the Primary funnels on the throttle body. Put only the 4 lower screws like on the
photo. Use the short screws (30 mm).
Upper lever
Support L Support R
Under lever
Plastic Plastic
ring ring
Lever Assembly
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Holes for
installation
Motor side
Clip
Ball joint
Lever side
Plastic joints
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This set is made by MG Competition. For details of the specification, please check with MG
Competition.
TEL +33 (0) 4 50 25 59 96
FAX +33 (0) 4 50 25 59 98
Web http://www.mgcompetition.fr/
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2 1
This part is used to enhance maintenance performance of the throttle body. Before using it, cut
off the protrusion for positioning bands at the cabjoint.
Cut it off
The part has a collar to prevent over-tightening. In normal cases, the part will not be tightened
till it reaches to the collar. Just manually tighten it.
Make sure to put a new band through a M5 x 0.8 tap before using it.
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Installation
1. Remove the hose attached to the cylinder head cover and the air cut-off valve
accompanying the hose.
2. Remove the cap fitted to the hose, remove the reed valve and plate from inside.
3. Install the plate (5SL-1482L-70) in replacement of the cap. Apply liquid gasket to the plate.
4. Remove the cylinder head cover and the four collars fitted to the cover. Install the PIN
(93608-16M16).
5. After removing the hose connected to the air filter casing form the air cut-off assembly,
insert the PLUG (90336-10020) onto the side of the air filter casing to close the opening.
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KIT 1
– 17 –
The clutch spring should have a bigger mounting load than standard.
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Installing this part makes it possible to adjust the engine braking effect.
a 2 1 c
b
52.8-53.4mm
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If you attach the slipper clutch setting of kit 1 2 , make it the same as the standard setting.
When decreasing the number of SHIMs (standard setting is three) of slipper clutch setting set,
the back torque limiter tends to be effective (Engine braking becomes less effective).
Standard
3 2 1 0
effective
(Engine braking becomes
less effective)
Further, when decreasing the number of a spring (the number of standard setting is three) to
two, the back torque limiter becomes effective (Engine braking becomes less effective).
The clutch spring c can be either the kit item or the standard item.
If you mount the clutch spring from the kit, the back torque limiter tends to be less effective (the
engine brake becomes stronger).
NOTICE
When decreasing the number of a spring to two, the caution should be taken to surely
use three pieces of SHIMs for the slipper clutch setting set. If its number being less than
the above, the less load may be supported so as to exert serious influences on driving.
Decreasing the number of a spring to one is not allowed.
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3 a springs,
0 SHIM
Load
2 a springs,
3 SHIMs
As installed In operation
Stroke
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– 22 –
This transmission gear is set at a closer ratio than the STD gear, making it possible to select a
gear adapted to the course.
Select the gear after referring to the speed table and the ratio table.
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16
14
17 15
13
9 8
10
11
2
3
6
1
5
NOTICE
This set contains modified gear ratios and docks compared with the STD gearbox.
Kit gears cannot use combine standard gear.
Gear ratio
std A B C
1st 38/15 (2.533) 34/14 (2.429) 33/14 (2.357) 37/16 (2.313)
2nd 33/16 (2.063) 32/15 (2.133) 32/16 (2.000) 31/16 (1.938)
3rd 37/21 (1.762) 31/17 (1.824) 33/19 (1.737) 29/18 (1.611)
4th 35/23 (1.522) 32/20 (1.600) 35/23 (1.522) 31/21 (1.476)
5th 30/22 (1.364) 28/19 (1.474) 31/22 (1.409) 30/22 (1.364)
6th 33/26 (1.269) 28/21 (1.333) 33/25 (1.320) 33/26 (1.269)
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NOTICE
Make sure that the pinion and wheel gear are combined for use according to the chart
plan.
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A 14 34 2.429 184.1 179.7 175.5 173.2 171.5 169.1 167.7 165.2 164.1 162.4 161.4 160.6 158.5 157.8 154.9 154.4 151.6 151.3 151.1 148.0 148.0 144.8 144.5 141.7 141.2 138.1 135.1 132.2
1st B 14 33 2.357 189.6 185.1 180.8 178.5 176.7 174.2 172.8 170.2 169.0 167.3 166.3 165.4 163.3 162.6 159.6 159.1 156.2 155.9 155.7 152.5 152.5 149.1 148.9 146.0 145.5 142.3 139.2 136.2
C 16 37 2.313 193.3 188.7 184.3 181.9 180.1 177.6 176.1 173.5 172.3 170.6 169.5 168.6 166.5 165.8 162.6 162.2 159.2 158.9 158.7 155.4 155.4 152.0 151.8 148.8 148.3 145.0 141.9 138.9
A 15 32 2.133 209.5 204.6 199.8 197.2 195.3 192.5 190.9 188.0 186.8 184.9 183.8 182.8 180.5 179.7 176.3 175.8 172.6 172.3 172.0 168.5 168.5 164.8 164.5 161.3 160.8 157.2 153.8 150.5
2nd B 16 32 2.000 223.5 218.2 213.1 210.4 208.3 205.4 203.6 200.6 199.2 197.2 196.0 195.0 192.5 191.7 188.0 187.5 184.1 183.8 183.5 179.7 179.7 175.8 175.5 172.0 171.5 167.7 164.1 160.6
C 16 31 1.938 230.7 225.2 220.0 217.1 215.0 212.0 210.2 207.0 205.6 203.6 202.3 201.3 198.7 197.8 194.1 193.5 190.0 189.7 189.4 185.5 185.5 181.4 181.2 177.6 177.0 173.1 169.4 165.7
A 17 31 1.824 245.1 239.3 233.7 230.7 228.4 225.2 223.3 220.0 218.5 216.3 215.0 213.8 211.1 210.2 206.2 205.6 201.9 201.6 201.3 197.1 197.1 192.8 192.5 188.7 188.1 183.9 179.9 176.1
C 18 29 1.611 277.5 270.9 264.6 261.1 258.5 254.9 252.8 249.0 247.3 244.8 243.3 242.0 239.0 237.9 233.4 232.8 228.5 228.1 227.8 223.1 223.1 218.2 217.9 213.6 212.9 208.2 203.7 199.3 Speed
A 20 32 1.600 279.4 272.7 266.4 263.0 260.3 256.7 254.6 250.7 249.0 246.5 245.0 243.7 240.6 239.6 235.1 234.4 230.1 229.7 229.4 224.6 224.6 219.7 219.4 215.0 214.4 209.6 205.1 200.7 (km/h)
4th B 23 35 1.522 293.8 286.8 280.1 276.5 273.7 269.9 267.6 263.6 261.8 259.2 257.6 256.3 253.0 251.9 247.1 246.4 241.9 241.5 241.2 236.2 236.2 231.0 230.7 226.1 225.4 220.4 215.6 211.0
C 21 31 1.476 302.8 295.6 288.7 285.0 282.2 278.2 275.9 271.8 269.9 267.2 265.6 264.2 260.8 259.7 254.8 254.0 249.4 249.0 248.6 243.4 243.4 238.2 237.8 233.1 232.4 227.2 222.3 217.5
A 19 28 1.474 303.3 296.1 289.2 285.5 282.7 278.7 276.4 272.2 270.4 267.6 266.0 264.6 261.3 260.1 255.2 254.5 249.8 249.4 249.0 243.9 243.9 238.6 238.2 233.5 232.8 227.6 222.7 217.9
5th B 22 31 1.409 317.2 309.7 302.5 298.6 295.6 291.5 289.0 284.7 282.8 279.9 278.2 276.7 273.3 272.0 266.9 266.1 261.3 260.8 260.5 255.0 255.0 249.5 249.1 244.2 243.4 238.0 232.9 227.9
C 22 30 1.364 327.8 320.0 312.6 308.5 305.5 301.2 298.7 294.2 292.2 289.2 287.5 286.0 282.4 281.1 275.8 275.0 270.0 269.5 269.1 263.5 263.5 257.8 257.4 252.3 251.6 246.0 240.6 235.5
A 21 28 1.333 335.3 327.3 319.7 315.5 312.4 308.0 305.5 300.9 298.8 295.8 294.0 292.5 288.8 287.5 282.1 281.2 276.1 275.7 275.3 269.5 269.5 263.7 263.3 258.1 257.3 251.6 246.1 240.9
6th B 25 33 1.320 338.7 330.6 322.9 318.7 315.6 311.1 308.5 303.9 301.8 298.8 297.0 295.4 291.7 290.4 284.9 284.1 278.9 278.4 278.0 272.2 272.2 266.3 265.9 260.7 259.9 254.1 248.6 243.3
C 26 33 1.269 352.2 343.8 335.8 331.5 328.2 323.6 320.9 316.1 313.9 310.8 308.9 307.2 303.4 302.0 296.3 295.4 290.0 289.6 289.2 283.1 283.1 277.0 276.6 271.1 270.3 264.3 258.5 253.0
x Values in the speed table may vary slightly according to tire manufacturer and size.
x Select after referring to the value in the speed table.
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16. Mission Maintenance Set (14B-A7000-70)
Parts List
No. PART No. PART NAME Q'TY REMARKS
* 21 90387-28003 COLLAR 3
* 22 90209-25011 WASHER 6
* 23 93440-28184 CIRCLIP 10
* 24 90387-25023 COLLAR 3
* 25 90214-25004 WASHER, CLAW 3
* 26 90214-25003 WASHER, CLAW 3
* 27 90387-31003 COLLAR 3
* 28 90209-28008 WASHER 9
* 29 93440-31187 CIRCLIP 15
* 30 90387-28004 COLLAR 6
* 31 90214-29002 WASHER, CLAW 3
* 32 90214-28002 WASHER, CLAW 3
* 33 90387-25008 COLLAR 3
* 34 93102-40330 SEAL, OIL 3
* 35 93440-62032 CIRCLIP 5
* 36 90201-257H0 WASHER, PLAIN 3
* 37 93306-27208 BRG. 3
38 5VY-17166-00 BRG., 2 3
This kit contains three (3) sets of parts necessary for transmission disassembly and
maintenance.
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36
33
29
28
30 32
31
29
28 30
28
29
27
34
35
21
22
23
23
22
24
25
26
37
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TIP
x Always use a new circlip.
x Do not mistake the washer and circlip directions.
(See drawing below.)
Matching mark
Matching mark
Washer
Circlip Washer
Washer
Gear
Shaft Install the circlip with its inner
diameter R portion to the gear
side and its edge portion to the
Shaft Edge PortionR opposite side.
Edge Portion R
Position the center of the abutment joint
of the circlip right with the spline threads.
Washer
Shaft
Edge Portion R
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This sprocket is weight-saved by changing the chain size to 520 in relation to the STD one.
NOTICE
When using this drive sprocket, use the sprocket nut of the kit.
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This sprocket nut uses a bending type of lock washer instead of the STD caulking type.
NOTICE
When using this sprocket nut, use the drive sprocket of the kit.
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Installation
1. Remove the coolant reservoir from the chassis.
2. Remove from the chassis the breather hose that is connected to the air filter case from the
crankcase.
3. Install the oil catcher tank and breather hose from the kit as shown.
(Install at the same positions where the coolant reservoir were removed.)
NOTICE
Change the clip direction so it does not contact the wire harness.
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4
E/G 2
1-N-2-
made 3-4-5-6
in japan
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Low-speed
compression
damping adjustor
(bolt width 4mm,
hexagonal hole)
Preload adjustor
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NOTICE
When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.
NOTICE
When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.
At High Speeds
Turn clockwise to increase the damping force and
anticlockwise to reduce the damping force.
The adjustment range is 4 steps back from the lightly
tightened adjustor position.
NOTICE
When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.
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specs Performance/characteristics Limits reaction force to the minimum required damping load. Commercially
available machine
Problem with circuit Reduces machine stability. (excessive movement when
accelerating, passing over a gap, etc.)
Kit
Damping load (N)
Others
Kit suspension specs Change in total length Being assembled with a rebound spring, the kit suspension raises R1:293 mm (STD:290 mm)
the road-holding property of the rear tire when braking. (The total R6:287 mm (STD:290 mm)
length is changed according to the rebound spring setting.)
*Spring load: Depends on the stroke. Damping force: Depends on the stroke speed.
21. Spring Rear Shock
Parts List
x These springs can be used with the standard or kit shock absorbers.
x There is a stamp on the side of the springs for rate identification.
x The stamp number indicates the length, diameter and rate.
x For spring replacement, see the 14B STD. Service Manual.
x The spring rate of the standard rear suspension is 98.1 N/mm.
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Use a 1 mm or 2 mm shim according to the settings. You can also use two shims together.
– 38 –
Compression Rebound
damping adjustor damping adjustor
– 39 –
NOTICE
When tightening the adjustor, do it lightly. Over-tightening the adjustor can damage it.
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– 41 –
of the initial braking period.
Commercially Purpose To maintain comfort when riding in urban areas and improve
available machine road-holding properties when banking into bends. Commercially
specs available machine
Performance/characteristics Set the lowest possible damping force.
Problem with circuit Instability caused by excessive front dip movement during the
initial braking period.
Reduces machine stability. (excessive movement when
Others
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Kit suspension specs TiO coating inner tubes Improves durability and lowers friction.
adopted
Spring support method Improves spring replacement operation. (Special tool
changed included.)
Bottoming rubber adopted Improves gap absorbability during braking.
24. Spring Front Fork
Parts List
NOTICE
When using an optional spring for the kit fork, you do not need to replace the preload
tube. Use the original tube fitted to the fork.
TIP
x A spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS) and rod (SPECIAL TOOLS) are supplied with the front fork
(14B-23102-70).
x Use Yamaha M1 suspension oil.
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Preload adjustor
Fork bolt
Axle bracket
3. Insert the spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS) into the notch of the spring seat upper and clamp the 14
mm special nut.
4. Use a 14 mm box spanner on the preload adjustor to remove the cap bolt assembly.
NOTICE
Do not remove the spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS) while doing this.
Spanner
(SPECIAL TOOLS)
Preload tube
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Rod
(SPECIAL TOOLS)
6. Grip the rod (SPECIAL TOOLS) firmly and remove the spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS).
NOTICE
Be very careful to apply downward pressure on the rod (SPECIAL TOOLS) when you
remove the spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS).
7. Remove the spring seat upper and preload tube before removing the rod (SPECIAL TOOLS).
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NOTICE
Be very careful to apply downward pressure on the rod (SPECIAL TOOLS) when you
remove the spanner (SPECIAL TOOLS).
Washer
Special nut
Spring guide
10. Reassemble the parts after oil level adjustment by following the disassembly procedure in
reverse.
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Front and rear load changes and front and rear suspension movement
in different scenarios.
Accelerating
. Load change
The wider the throttle is opened, the more the load
is concentrated on the rear.
. Front fork
Reaches nearly maximum extended stroke.
. Rear cushion
Up to 20 to 30mm stroke displacement, depending
on conditions.
Braking
. Load change
The harder the brake is applied, the more the load
is concentrated on the front.
. Front fork
Displaces until stroke has almost bottomed.
. Rear cushion
Reaches nearly maximum extended stroke.
Cornering
. Load change
Increases the load on the front fork and rear
cushion on both sides.
. Front fork
Up to 30 to 90mm stroke displacement depending
on the size of the corner.
. Rear cushion
Up to 25 to 40mm stroke displacement, depend-
ing on conditions.
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This part is an assembly of bearings, spacers and an air valve in a STD wheel.
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This part is an assembly of bearings, spacers and an air valve in a STD wheel.
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In this throttle set the throttle grip can be removed and maintained by itself.
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Pull side
3 6 (Black)
8
2
FWD
Engine side
Throttle body
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In this throttle set the working angle of the throttle grip turning is made smaller for quicker
response to the throttle openning.
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Pull side
(Black)
3
6
FWD
Engine side
Throttle body
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5VY-80
Throttle body opening 5SL-71
STD
100%
50%
25%
0%
69°
52°
Throttle grip operation angle
58°
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x Use of this set and a wire harness included in the kit enables regulation (or setting) of fuel
injection and ignition timing, etc.
x For details as to how to regulate (or set) fuel injection and ignition timings, etc., refer to the
FI matching system manual in the CD-ROM that comes with the set.
x There are two types of basic control data for the ECU included in this set: SB (Super Bike)
and ST (Stock Sports). They can be switched over and vice versa. To make it in the ST
specification, just remove two couplers located at the lower left of the kit harness fuel tank.
(See the figure below.)
<Setting-up Details>
SB specification: Kit cam shaft and *Recommended muffler
ST specification: *Recommended muffler
* Recommended muffler
Made by Akrapovic (For details of the specification, please access the website.)
Web http://www.akrapovic-exhaust.com/
NOTICE
Do not use the ECU of this set for any other assembly than the one below.
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x This cable connects the kit wire harness to the personal computer on which YEC FI
Matching System (YMS) is installed.
x Please see the YMS manual for instructions on how to use YMS.
x When connecting the cable to the PC for the first time, it is necessary to install the USB
driver. Refer to the USB Driver Installation Manual provided on the CD for details on how to
install the USB driver.
x The product vendor ID and product ID are provided by the Hamamatsu TOA Electronics,
Inc.
Vendor ID: 6837
Product ID: 9001
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CODE Description
00 All functions normally.
11 Cam angle sensor malfunctions.
12 Crank angle sensor malfunctions.
13 Intake pressure sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit).
14 Intake pressure sensor malfunctions (piping system).
15 Throttle opening sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit / ETV).
20 Intake pressure sensor or atmospheric pressure sensor malfunctions.
21 Water temperature sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit).
22 Intake temperature sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit).
23 Atmospheric pressure sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit).
33 Ignition coil #1 malfunctions (open circuit).
34 Ignition coil #2 malfunctions (open circuit).
35 Ignition coil #3 malfunctions (open circuit).
36 Ignition coil #4 malfunctions (open circuit).
39 Injector (primary) malfunctions (open circuit).
40 Injector (secondary) malfunctions (open circuit).
43 Battery voltage monitor malfunctions (power source for fuel system).
46 Power source for vehicle malfunctions.
59 Accelerator opening sensor malfunctions (open circuit / short circuit).
60 Throttle motor malfunctions (drive system).
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This wire harness is weight-saved by doing away with connecting wires for lights.
NOTICE
x Remove the coupler of the main switch before starting assembling work.
x Do not remove the AC generator but leave it to function. Use on the battery alone will
make the machine unable to run in a short time.
x The wire harness will not function if it is not assembled with the ECU (14B-8591A-70,
71, 72) of the kit.
TIP
x If the wire harness is installed from the kit, the STD D-MODE (drive mode) will not
function.
x If the E-SD (STD steering damper) is not used, removing its coupler will pose no
problem.
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Cable holder
Clamp
Wire harness
To meter
– 61 –
Wire harness
– 62 –
To ACM
To wire harness
Rectifier/Regulator
ECU
Wire harness
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58.4 43.7
57
CUT
2. Install BRKT5 10 with bolt 16 and washer 17 at the location where the STD mudguard was
installed.
3. Install BRKT4 11 to BRKT5 10 with bolt 18 , collar 13 , and grommet 12 .
4. Install plug 14 to BRKT4.
5. Secure the ECU with band 15 .
15
ECU
14
18
13 11
12
10
17
16
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Rectifier/Regulator
(STD)
7
8
9
6
(STD)
Rectifier/Regulator
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NOTICE
When switching to Map 1 or Map 2 using “Map Select” while riding, check that proper
riding is possible even when using either map.
x The switches (2 types) supplied in this set enable the map select and pit road limiter to be
used. (See diagram 1.) The switch accompanying the assembly, functions as the mainޓ
switch.
(Diagram 1)
Main switch
Map select
1 o Map 1 Engine stop
2 o Map 2 switch
Pit road
limiter Starter
switch
x Use the 3-prong coupler in front with the red wire attached as the main switch. (See
diagram 2.)
Fitting it turns the power on and removing it turns the power off.
NOTICE
Be careful not to pull the wire too strongly.
(Digram 2)
Main switch
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ON OFF
Not used Engine stop
switch
Map select
Lo o Map 1
Hi o Map 2
Pit road limiter Starter
ON ON switch
PUSH=OFF
Shifter switch
x The shifter switch function can be used by combining the harness and kit ECU.
1 To use the STD switch (left side) to function as the shifter switch, connect the wire sub-
lead that was packaged with this set to the terminal that is normally connected to the left
side horn. (See diagram 4.) However, if the resistor assembly is not installed, there is the
possibility that the shifter switch will operate incorrectly in rainy weather. (See diagram
5.)
NOTICE
Do not bend the resistor assembly. It will cease to function if it is bent.
2 Install the switch to the 2-pin black coupler underneath the fuel tank. Turning the switch
ON cuts the ignition.
(Diagram 4) (Diagram 5) 5
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x This harness has a coupler that connects to the 2D made data logger. (See diagram 7.)
For details of the specifications of the data logger, please access the website.
Web http://www.2d-kit-system.com/
(Diagram 7)
Coupler
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(Diagram 8)
Connector for steering damper
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This set is used in endurance races in combination with the kit harness for turning on the STD
headlights and taillights.
It assumes that the standard headlights and taillights are used.
When using STD headlights, you can use the coupler of either HEAD LIGHT 1 or HEAD LIGHT
2. (Diagram 1.)
The headlight lights up on the Hi side.
The headlight and taillight circuits are independent of one another. If the headlight is broken,
the taillight will not go out.
The switch (5GF-83976-00) lights only the rear light.
(BLACK)
HEAD LIGHT 1
(BLACK)
HEAD LIGHT 2
HEAD LIGHT 1 and HEAD LIGHT 2 couplers have the same function independently and can
be used simultaneously.
When using STD headlights, only use one.
When using a headlight other than STD, you can use this coupler.
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This ACM is designed to have less inertial mass and friction by making it into an inner rotor
type.
TIP
Regarding Assembly
1. Remove grease from the taper surfaces of both rotor and crank before assembling them.
2. Apply engine oil on the thread and flange of mounting bolts before using them.
3. Using the included adhesive, adhere the carbon cover to the crankcase cover.
1 7
3 5
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To be tightened Part No. Part Name Thread dia. Tightening Q’ty Remarks
x torque N•m
pitch (kgf•m)
Plug for sand 90340-18002 PLUG, M18 x 1.5 42±4 3 APPLY LOCK-
STRAIGHT (4.3±0.4) ING
drain hole SCREW AGENT
(LOCKTITE®
TO BOTH
SCREW
THREAD AND
TAPERED
PORTION.
Install SPARK 14B-1119C-70 PLUG, M10S x 1.0 12 – 15 4 FOR DETAILS,
SPARK (1.2 – 1.5) SEE page 3.
PLUG
Tighten HEAD 90175-10075 NUT M10 x 1.25 TURN OF NUT 2 FOR DETAILS,
METHOD: AXIAL SEE page 84.
FORCE TAR-
GET VALUE OF
43kN ± 5kN
Tighten HEAD 90179-10029 NUT M10 x 1.25 TURN OF NUT 8 FOR DETAILS,
METHOD: AXIAL SEE page 84.
FORCE TAR-
GET VALUE OF
43kN ± 5kN
Tighten HEAD 90110-05315 BOLT, M6 x 1.0 12±2 2
HEXAGON (1.2±0.2)
SOCKET
HEAD
CAP x HEAD 90105-06027 BOLT, M6 x 1.0 10±2 20 APPLY OIL TO
FLANGE (1.0±0.2) SCREW
THREAD AND
BEARING
SURFACE
Tighten HEAD 90109-066F0 BOLT M6 x 1.0 10±2 6
(1.0±0.2)
COVER
Embedded in 95612-08625 BOLT, M8 x 1.25 15±2 8
STUD (1.5±0.2)
HEAD
(Install
EX.PIPE)
AI CAP 90110-06175 BOLT, M6 x 1.0 10±2 4
HEXAGON (1.0±0.2)
SOCKET
HEAD
SPROCKET x 90105-07006 BOLT, M7 x 1.0 24±2 4
FLANGE (2.4±0.2)
CAMSHAFT
HEAD X JOINT, 90110-06193 BOLT, M6 x 1.0 10±2 7
HEXAGON (1.0±0.2)
CARBURETOR SOCKET
HEAD
Oil check bolt 90149-06070 SCREW M6 x 1.0 10±2 1
(1.0±0.2)
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To be tightened Part No. Part Name Thread dia. Tightening torque Q’ty Remarks
x N•m (kgf•m)
pitch
HANDLE, 91314-08030 BOLT, M8 x 1.25 23 – 28 2
HEXAGON (2.3 – 2.8)
CROWN & SOCKET
OUTER TUBE HEAD
HANDLE, 90170-28419 NUT, HEX- M28 x 1.0 100 – 125 1
AGON (10.2 – 12.7)
CROWN &
STEERING
SHAFT
HANDLE & 91314-08030 BOLT, M8 x 1.25 13 – 18 2
HEXAGON (1.3 – 1.8)
OUTER TUBE SOCKET
HEAD
HANDLE and 91312-06025 BOLT, M6 x 1.0 10 – 16 2
HEXAGON (1.0 – 1.6)
HANDLE, SOCKET
CROWN HEAD
STEERING 90179-30691 NUT M30 x 1.0 15 – 20 1
(1.5 – 2.0)
SHAFT and
RING NUT
OUTER TUBE 91314-08030 BOLT, M8 x 1.25 20 – 25 4
HEXAGON (2.0 – 2.5)
and UNDER SOCKET
BRACKET HEAD
E/G BRACKET, 95817-12080 BOLT, M12 x 1.25 60 – 80 1
FLANGE (6.1 – 8.2)
FRONT, LEFT
E/G BRACKET, 90105-12062 BOLT, M12 x 1.25 60 – 80 1
FLANGE (6.1 – 8.2)
FRONT, RIGHT
E/G BRACKET, 90179-10028 NUT M10 x 1.25 42 – 60 1
(4.3 – 6.1)
REAR UPPER
E/G BRACKET, 90179-10028 NUT M10 x 1.25 42 – 60 1
(4.3 – 6.1)
REAR UNDER
ADJUST BOLT 14B-21495- BOLT, M18 x 1.0 6–8 2
00 ENGINE (0.6 – 0.8)
for E/G ADJUST-
BRACKET, ING
REAR
MAIN FRAME & 14B-2585H- SCREW M10 x 1.25 37 – 45 4
00 (3.8 – 4.6)
REAR FRAME
SHAFT, PIVOT 14B-22141- SHAFT, M30 x 1.0 5–8 1
00 PIVOT (0.5 – 0.8)
& FRAME
SHAFT, PIVOT 4C8-22252- NUT, 2 M30 x 1.0 50 – 80 1
00 (5.1 – 8.2)
& LOCK NUT
SHAFT, PIVOT 90185-20008 NUT, SELF M20 x 1.5 80 – 130 1
LOCKING (8.2 – 13.3)
& U NUT
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To be tightened Part No. Part Name Thread dia. Tightening torque Q’ty Remarks
x N•m (kgf•m)
pitch
FRONT WHEEL 90105-14002 BOLT, M14 x 1.5 70 – 111 1
FLANGE (7.1 – 11.3)
SHAFT &
FLANGE BOLT
REAR WHEEL 90185-24007 NUT, SELF M24 x 1.5 120 – 180 1
LOCKING (12.2 – 18.4)
SHAFT & NUT
FRONT 90105-10397 BOLT, M10 x 1.25 30 – 40 4
UNION (3.1 – 4.1)
CALIPER &
FRONT FORK
DISC BRAKE & 90149-06043 SCREW M6 x 1.0 14 – 22 10
(1.4 – 2.2)
WHEEL
(FRONT)
DISC BRAKE & 90149-08009 SCREW M8 x 1.25 23 – 37 5
(2.3 – 3.8)
WHEEL (REAR)
REAR WHEEL 90185-10009 NUT, SELF M10 x 1.25 90 – 109 6
LOCKING (9.2 – 11.1)
SPROCKET &
CLUTCH HUB
SPLIT BOLT for 91314-08035 BOLT, M8 x 1.25 18 – 23 4
HEXAGON (1.8 – 2.3)
FRONT AXLE SOCKET
HEAD
For reference
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TIP
The numbers 1 to 10 show the sequence in which the bolts are tightened.
Apply engine oil to the bolt threads, contact surfaces, and washers.
Replace the nuts and washers during overhaul.
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TIP
The numbers 1 to 40 show the sequence in which the bolts are tightened.
Apply engine oil to the bolt threads and both sides of the washers.
Replace bolts 1 to 10 during overhaul.
If O-rings are used with bolts 11 to 18, replace those O-rings during overhaul.
24 27 28
25
23 18 11 26 14
16
12
21 13 17
15
29
7 9
5 1 3
10 4 2 6 8
30 31
32
34 22
33
19
35
36
20
39 38
37
40
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