stan55
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posted June 22, 2006 12:03 PM
Pic's of PCIII
Does any body have any pictures of how too install PCIII on the ZX-14?
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zxbob
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posted June 22, 2006 01:46 PM
Under the seat - Nice and easy !
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iflyphi
Zone Head
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posted June 22, 2006 04:48 PM
Kinda cool how Kawasaki made a little flat spot there that is the exact size of the PC.
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Turbo810
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posted June 22, 2006 05:11 PM
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Kinda cool how Kawasaki made a little flat spot there that is the exact size of the PC.
It's about time someone did.
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TeamSpeed
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posted June 22, 2006 07:43 PM
 Edited By: TeamSpeed on 22 Jun 2006 20:44
Everything Kawie did on the ZX14 was in anticipation of aftermarket parts. It was very slick of them to tune the bike rich knowing that the very first mod is a pipe, create a nice spot for the PC3, simple method to gain back the lowend grunt, etc. They made it so that you don't have to try very hard, nor spend alot of money to hit the 190+ rwhp on a stock motor with less than $1500 in mods including lowering to help the bike handle all the power. This is definitely a way to send out a new bike to the masses.
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zxlnt
Needs a job
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posted June 22, 2006 07:54 PM
It would have been much better to have room for a small nitrous bottle under the seat...
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14black
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posted June 22, 2006 09:34 PM
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Everything Kawie did on the ZX14 was in anticipation of aftermarket parts. It was very slick of them to tune the bike rich knowing that the very first mod is a pipe, create a nice spot for the PC3, simple method to gain back the lowend grunt, etc. They made it so that you don't have to try very hard, nor spend alot of money to hit the 190+ rwhp on a stock motor with less than $1500 in mods including lowering to help the bike handle all the power. This is definitely a way to send out a new bike to the masses.
I totally agree...
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