** = New items found on this page as of 10/05/08

            Hook up info from the TY Forum

            Info on the Phaser carb update bulletin from 1996

            Detailed information on how to build and install a boost bottle on your Yamaha SX or SX-R.

           Triple pipes install, setup spec and big bore set up spec By: Anonymous user

             Dyno sheet from Simons CPR and SXrider

          SRX Tempa Flow Install by SRXdude

          Torque Specs and others etc......

          The infamous reed stop notch by AKA JR

           Info on how to prevent your Viper fuel pump from freezing and oil line problems. By:Sled_Dog

           Info on the stock specs on port location

           Info on how set your Carb needles

           Info on how to adjust your floats by NCY_SRX

            Viper Tempa Flow Install by SRXRULES

            Piston diagnostics by ERIC GORR

            See pictures of proper and  improper jetting wash on your pistons

           NCY_SRX tells you how a Oil Pump Operates

              Power Inc. Triple Pipe Installation Instructions for the SX

              Full of great clutching combinations by Turk and other Yamaha owners including some jetting specs for the set ups..

             Information on how to make your own reed spacers from the Sweden

              Description on how to clean your Power Valves by Yamahaulic.

              How to do your own head gasket mod on the 600/700 triples.

              All about jetting from the Original Hammer

           Great explanation  about Tempa Flow by Barry Holtzman and New install pics from Maxdlx

           Material list and explanation how to build your own Remote Fuel Screw Adjusters

              Some tech info on the crank failure and what to watch for.

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