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Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
I found a new Speedstar aircleaner assy with the V102 faceplate at a local dealer for 140.00 so I'm going to break down and get it. Really only want the V102 cover but what the hell. If I don't rejet at the same time what can I expect performance wise, any harm to the engine? Anyone have a V102 cover they want to trade for the whole Speedstar assy??
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
you will be running lean so therefore hot...it is possible that it may not really run right at all without jetting
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
BEWARE, i went the speed star v102 assy w/ rejet & pipes. installed air kit 1st because pipes were always backordered[roadhouse dualies]. bike ran like crap. installed freedom true duals & bike has run GREAT!!!!! moral of the story, if you do it to one end, do it to the other or you wont be happy IMHO
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
Just the cover from Barons:

http://www.baronscustom.com/catalog/display/512/index.html

$119.95 just for the cover with no hardware.
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
Liquid_Edge wrote:
Just the cover from Barons:

http://www.baronscustom.com/catalog/display/512/index.html

$119.95 just for the cover with no hardware.


I think that cover just works with the BAK, Yamaha makes other covers for the stock box.
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
Don't put an air kit on if you don't want to jet and / or you don't have pipes.
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
Wyvern wrote:
I found a new Speedstar aircleaner assy with the V102 faceplate at a local dealer for 140.00 so I'm going to break down and get it. Really only want the V102 cover but what the hell. If I don't rejet at the same time what can I expect performance wise, any harm to the engine? Anyone have a V102 cover they want to trade for the whole Speedstar assy??

It is possible to sell the backplate to someone that only bought the faceplate and has decided that with the stock box and a K&N filter it sticks out too far I speak from experience my leg was gonna keep rubbing it so I bought a speedstar backplate that someone had sitting around feels much better ...The speedstar setup is made to fit a 42mm carb ....Coug
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
Jetting really isnt a big deal. When I did my intake and exhaust I had to jet. If you are not the carb working type have your local shop do it. Shouldn't be that much $$. Jet kits are anywhere from $45-$70. Labor should be less than $100. $170-tops- to make your bike run damn good....worth the cost IMHO
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
And consider how it will eventually pay itself back. Since going BAK, pipes and rejetting, I consistently get mid-to-high 40's for mpg!
 
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Re:Speedstar V102 3 Years, 8 Months ago  
the yami V102 cover with k&n air filter is the same as K&N kit(on my bike), U will have to at least adjust the PMS to get the bike to run

someone has the V102 cover that is like the stocker no change to filter type should not be any issue

when you change to a more open air filter, get the pipes as soon as possible to feel the real advantage of bringing in more air.. it has to get out the other end..
had the same problem when I got mine, air filter showed up no pipes so I put it on, than had to get into the carb and start adjusting.. to get it to run good, and did it all over again when the pipes showed up. I think I can change the jets in my sleep with the carb on the bike now.
 
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