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Old 25th November 2010, 22:13   #31
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Deep bro cylinders are half sleeved and crank i am sure over size pin so here your half of investment comes in picture, find a unsleeved cylinders and std pin crank, many people don't mind them but if you are looking for performance then don't look further.
If you want more details about what RD is browse its best indian forum.
Ajay i was a part of the best RD forum but dont have ample time now. and i have almost brand new Barrels. :P
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Received the AUTO ESCORT ignition kit for RD today in the mail.

it cost me 3450 including the postage. the kit seems to be fine . the Coils are a DUMB design. i hope it works just fine. i am sure that it would be any day better than the POINTs.
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Received the AUTO ESCORT ignition kit for RD today in the mail.
I couldn't understand, some pics could help.

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the Coils are a DUMB design. i hope it works just fine.
You mean the stock coils?

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i am sure that it would be any day better than the POINTs.
+100000...why not? It HAS to work better than the stock point design. Since you were on the best RD forum, you need to seriously consider getting the digital CDI too.
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What are you doing about the con rod and barrels ?
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Looks like its sleeved & its hard to believe stock cylinders these days.
Those are sleeved cylinders, just look at the bottom end of the cylinder, you can see the sleeve sitting.

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+100000...why not? It HAS to work better than the stock point design. Since you were on the best RD forum, you need to seriously consider getting the digital CDI too.
Autoescorts will save you the pain of setting points, thats it. If you really want performance go with the RDD cdi unit, its easy to install and works like a charm. Don't know if its still available though for domestic market.
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Those are sleeved cylinders, just look at the bottom end of the cylinder, you can see the sleeve sitting.
WOW!!! @Jaggu some insights on identifying a sleeved cylinder & originals are appreciated. These days, its hard to trust any mechs words & hence my request. Tks.

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Autoescorts will save you the pain of setting points, thats it.
Oh!!! so its an outlet is it?

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If you really want performance go with the RDD cdi unit, its easy to install and works like a charm. Don't know if its still available though for domestic market.
It does a good job & its very much available; I've one running on my Rx; installed last weekend
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I couldn't understand, some pics could help.


You mean the stock coils?


+100000...why not? It HAS to work better than the stock point design. Since you were on the best RD forum, you need to seriously consider getting the digital CDI too.
I will post the pics of the KIT in the evening.

na not the Stock coils i am talking about the COILS with the Autoescort Kit they are actually built on the Plug cap i know it sounds weird.

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What are you doing about the con rod and barrels ?
I have 4 sets of US spec barrels all of them are running the standrd size. i will need to get the First oversize. regarding the Rods they are Yamaha rods from a 3000 KM run yamaha.

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Those are sleeved cylinders, just look at the bottom end of the cylinder, you can see the sleeve sitting.

Autoescorts will save you the pain of setting points, thats it. If you really want performance go with the RDD cdi unit, its easy to install and works like a charm. Don't know if its still available though for domestic market.
The RDD CDI unit is way to expensive and then i am not building any performance RD. i am just trying to build it as stock as possible. Autoescort kit would make sure that it works a lot better than the POINTS for sure.

Thats rite the barrels were sleeved and really bad quality work.

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Oh!!! so its an outlet is it?


It does a good job & its very much available; I've one running on my Rx; installed last weekend
Autoescort is a company that manufature EUREKA brand ignitions we had one in our maruti 800.

even i had the RDD cdi for my RX it was good.
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Does anyone have a spare autolube oil pump for the rd? i need one. also a spare of meters with center light display? help!
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Congrats Amber...sorry I was not able to make it to Speedways when you were there...I am happy that you finally got what you were after since 2006-7 , and since your RD is now with the right doctor...trust me its gonna do well

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Hi All,

I present my Friend Jasbir Gill's YAMAHA 350. this was bought in March 2009 for a very decent price when looked at the condition. this bike has been redone before we bought. but the thing is Gill was not satisfied with this

The bike has not been used since April 2009 till 17th of this month. It is in Delhi with me and the bike will start aall new journey. i have still to see the bike tomorrow and pick it up from the transport to take it to Noida.

Mr. Sumit Mehndiratta would be doing the works on the bike.

I am attaching some photos that are from the time we Rode the bike from Ludhiana to Muktsar. ride was flawless.

Enjoy. will try to post as much as i can.

thanks all.
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Old 20th December 2010, 16:44   #40
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Thanks for posting Rajat. it would have been nice to meet up with you that day.

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Update every one,

Engine Work is done.
many parts had to be change from the engine. like the main Gear shaft as the original one was having welding on it and things like that.

We took the delivery of the Yama and rode around 1.5 KM and the plug fouled rite after the entry to the Noida DND. Sumit was nice to come around and change it for me.

after that riding for 5 KM heated up the bike. it would shut after using the cluthc.

took a small break for 5 mins and good to go. reached Gurgaon.
and then in the morning on sunday droped off the RD to IQBAL for the disk brake installation.

Going to do a Nissin caliper front and rear with RTR disks.

did total of around 80 KM on the bike with the new rebuild.

i would need to do around 1200-1500 KM before i really start having fun.

Thanks
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Old 20th December 2010, 17:19   #41
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Will definitely meet up the next time...

Make sure to run-in quite well, it will decide how well your engine performs,

Some Tips -

1. Run-in early morning or late evenings : This will ensure less traffic and cooler temperature (though Delhi must be very cold right now)
2. Add some extra 2T to the fuel
3. Carry a plug-spanner and a few spare plugs, just in case your plugs foul at some deserted street

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Thanks for posting Rajat. it would have been nice to meet up with you that day.

i would need to do around 1200-1500 KM before i really start having fun.

Thanks
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Old 20th December 2010, 20:22   #42
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Thats rite Rajat. what plug do you suggest i should get for the bike.
and even i planed to runnin early mornings and late nights at NH8. so people in Jan you may see a RD going slow at the NH8
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Consult Sumeet for that..I forgot but he suggested a specific rating for running in i.e. when I did my running-in back in 2006

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Thats rite Rajat. what plug do you suggest i should get for the bike.
and even i planed to runnin early mornings and late nights at NH8. so people in Jan you may see a RD going slow at the NH8
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Old 23rd December 2010, 13:57   #44
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Re: Yamaha RD350 from Punjab

Incidently found this article on today's Hindu about Rd350.The Hindu : Life & Style / Metroplus : When Raj ruled the roads

With thanks and regards
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Thats rite Rajat. what plug do you suggest i should get for the bike.
and even i planed to runnin early mornings and late nights at NH8. so people in Jan you may see a RD going slow at the NH8

While you have RD in initial run-in period, the 'Mico Super' works best
They work well with 2T rich mixture and rarely foul.

Also keep 2 additional plugs with you just in case. Later you can reuse the foul plug. Just get a small cloth, wet it in a petrol and wrap it on plug head then burn it. This will burn the carbon and will make the plug ready for next used (ofcourse unless the plugs are short)

Later, after the run-in you can switch over to NGK Iridium
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