[07midnight57]

You're the man arizona!! Keep up the awesome work!! I sure am glad you do what you do for this site . Absolutely would not be the same with out your contributions of time and work spent here. Thank you.

 

[arizonawarrior]

Thanks 07, it means a lot coming from guys like you!

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The following link has been added to the pending October update:
Camshafts - Video - Stock and Speedstar: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/12-general-discussion/173143-exhaust-sound.html

 

[arizonawarrior]

WarMar, I added your link some time ago but may not have told you? Sorry . . .

Body - WarMar: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/19-general-bike-talk/160037-warrior-project-new-school-6.html

I found an empty place in this topic

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Body: (see also 'side cover')
Body: (see also 'fender')

If I could place my topic, I would be very thankful:


link for fender : Warrior, project ''New School'' - Page 10 - Road Star Warrior Forum : Yamaha Star Warrior Forums


for side cover: Warrior, project ''New School'' - Page 13 - Road Star Warrior Forum : Yamaha Star Warrior Forums


for fairing: Warrior, project ''New School'' - Page 16 - Road Star Warrior Forum : Yamaha Star Warrior Forums

 

[arizonawarrior]

Its been brought to my attention there's not specific links for removing the tach buttons, so these will post with the pending October update:
Tachometer - Remove Buttons: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-technical-discussion/103598-tach-housing-buttons.html
Tachometer - Remove Buttons: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-technical-discussion/172556-tach-buttons-select-reset.html
Tachometer - Remove Buttons: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-technical-discussion/103776-removing-buttons-tach-shell.html
Tachometer - Remove Buttons: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-technical-discussion/164560-tach-housing-removal-buttons.html

 

[arizonawarrior]

This excellent write-up has been added for the upcoming October update:

ECU - Power Commander - Manual Tuning: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-...om/forums/13-technical-discussion/173241-how-i-adjusted-my-pc3usb-w-o-dyno.html

 

[arizonawarrior]

This fuel injector topic will appear in the October update, too.
http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-...forums/13-technical-discussion/173188-need-more-fuel-bigger-fuel-injectors.html

 

[arizonawarrior]

I'm real impressed with a lot of our newer members, and even some older members who were lurking quietly for years. There's a lot of good useable information being shared recently. Even new hardware that lots of us didn't know about yet. Its cool.

 

[1256day]

This is such a cool post. I just added it to my favorites list. Thanks AZ for all your work.

I was wondering if the Following thread qualifies for this posting?
http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/14-...4-installed-warrior-modifications-accessories/172170-comfortable-foot-pegs.html

I'm tellin you, This 1 mod made the bike such a pleasure to ride it is unbelievable. Coming from "Standards" my back was killing me after 30 miles. I bought seats, bars, pegs and everything helped, But this by far was the magic pill.
I was in the process of buying extra Footpeg mounting brackets, going to Motorcycle junkyards, e-bay, dealers, gathering up parts to add floorboards it is unbelievabe.

This is cheap easy and works perfect.

Again thanks for all your hard work.

G

 

[arizonawarrior]

This tire link has been added and will post with the October update, adding to the Avon and Dunlop dual-compund tire offerings but the Michelin only goes to 190mm:
Tires - Michelin Pilot Road 2: Michelin Motorcycle Tires

Sure 1256, that seems like a great addition to the pegs knowledgebase so its added and will also post with the October update!
Pegs - Kickback - 1256day Mod: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/14-...4-installed-warrior-modifications-accessories/172170-comfortable-foot-pegs.html

 

[arizonawarrior]

WooHoo! Robriguez has come up with a link to the most recent e-copy of the 2002 Service Manual with the 2003 and 2006 Supplements. As you will see, Yamaha did NOT merge everything into one manual, its three separate stand-alone manuals inside one pdf file.

I've been working with all 3 manuals for a couple of years now. It took me awhile to realize that the 2003 supplement does a better job of describing things that already existed on the 2002 Warrior, but were glazed-over or skipped by the 2002 manual. So I looked closer at the 2006 supplement and realized it also does a better job of describing some of the things that existed on 2002-2005 model year Warriors. Of course the supplements also cover new/revised features, so you have to be careful and pay attention.

So when you use this 3-manual volume, be sure to START by reading the applicable section of the 2002 manual, then check the 2003 supplement for any updates or changes, then check the 2006 supplement for any updates or changes. And keep an eye out for newer features like 2006+ Radial Front Brakes that don't apply to earlier model years lol.

This will post with the October update:
Manuals - 2002 Service Manual with 2003 and 2006 Supplements (25.29mb): http://www.robriguez.com/motorcycle/Service/WarriorServiceManual-WO3646.pdf

 

[arizonawarrior]

These dry break tidbits will post with the October update. I can't find my notes to confirm if the stock dry break HOSE ID is 12mm. Does anyone happen to have a stock hose on-hand that has been removed and can measure the ID?

Fuel Tank - Dry Break - 'AN' Thread and Hose ID: AN thread - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Fuel Tank - Dry Break - '8AN' aftermarket dry breaks use 1/2-inch ID hose. '6AN' uses 3/8" hose.
Fuel Tank - Dry Break - Unconfirmed note: stock dry break hose ID is 12mm (~1/2-inch)?

 

[07midnight57]

Stock drybreak hose ID is 3/8 I just measured it.

 

[60ftgap]

Don't have a metric tape but i just measured my old hose and it's 7/16. i replaced it with a 3/8 and it was a bear to get on.

 

[arizonawarrior]

This slick DIY will post with the October update:

Drive Pulley - Front - DIY Rotating Cover: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/14-.../14-installed-warrior-modifications-accessories/173433-wagon-wheel-turning.html

I have to say I'm real impressed with the quantity of cool stuff being produed by members this quarter! I usually don't add much. But between replacing broken links with new posts, and the new guys bringing their tricks to the Warrior, and the old guys inventing and converting new tricks, there's hardly a part left un-touched these days!

 

[arizonawarrior]

Thank you both. Now for a tie-breaker . . . haha just kidding.

Stock drybreak hose ID is 3/8 I just measured it.

Don't have a metric tape but i just measured my old hose and it's 7/16. i replaced it with a 3/8 and it was a bear to get on.

 

[arizonawarrior]

The following tire topic will post with the October update:

Tires - Rear - Options: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/13-...m/forums/13-technical-discussion/173513-warrior-rear-tire-technical-detail.html

 

[07midnight57]

Stock drybreak hose ID is 3/8 I just measured it.

Don't have a metric tape but i just measured my old hose and it's 7/16. i replaced it with a 3/8 and it was a bear to get on.

Did you measure the I/D at the very end where the hose goes over the nipple, or did you hack your's in half and measure the actual size the fuel runs through after the flared ends? Cause at the ends that are flared you are correct at 7/16.

Thank you both. Now for a tie-breaker . . . haha just kidding.

You're welcome bud. Always try to help.

 

[arizonawarrior]

Since more headway was made fixing broken links and the like, I've posted an update now instead of waiting until October. This means all the suggested links to this point have posted. Thanks again to everyone who has helped.

 

[arizonawarrior]

The following addition will post with the October update:

Exhaust - Bung-Plugs Behind Header Pipes (stock and s*): M6x8 = 6mm diameter, 8mm length, 1.0 pitch, 10mm hex head.
Exhaust - Bung-Plugs Behind Header Pipes (stock and S*): There is a 6mm ID 'sealing' flat washer on each hex screw above.

 

[arizonawarrior]

This will post with the October update:

Exhaust - Remove Rainsuit Melt: http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/42-europe-riders/173582-plastic-burnt-down-pipe-solution.html