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sandosicora wrote:
Davy wrote:busi merk NGK platinum C7HVX itu harga nya 25rb...


@sandosicora,klw ceban/10rb sih busi platimun merk apaan tuh???



DavySML125 ,B6815ELD "Any question?"
sama, NGK platinum C7HVX juga, kalo harganya gw juga lagi lupa, waktu itu kalo ga ceban ya 20 :e-think:

@bro Dogies
lunas ye utang gw :frm_tumbleft:
ok bro, thx juga
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orang baru mo nanya niy...
pelek sp yg 2005 ma yg t'baru sama gak yh??
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sp dari dulu dengan yang sekarang masih sama...
yang beda cuma NR2..klo nr2 bentuknya kyk skywave..
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velgnya sama...
tp cakram blkgnya lbh gde punya shogun yg br..
klo mnurut gw mlh bgsan shogun lama ckram blkngnya..ky punya satria f..

ad yg mo bli blok seher shogun125 ga bro???msh br..genuine pula..

o iy,,shogun 125 lama yaaaa....
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malmsteen wrote:WUUEEEYYYY..

jd rame ni threat bro holy..kuliah sbuk euuyyy...jd jarang mampir kmari..

@bro nyoman,,cc mah ga nambah klo maen porting..ntu cuma memperlancar aliran gas bhn bkr doang om...
@bro davy
manteb jg om..shogun ente maknyos tu..
tes gnt karbu d..ane pake karbu king jd gokil larinya..ga boros2 bgt ko..asal yg ori..
ane msi dpt 35 kilo bwt seliter premium..tmbus 135 tp msi bs tambah c..gw pake cdi dual band..blom gnt switch..
btw maen di bandung lwnnya mio bore up mlu dong..hweeee..

smlm shogun gw biz kalah sm mio ni..eh pas gw prhatiin paking bloknya tbellll bgttt..tutup klepnya panjanggg bgttt..gtwnya mio bore up..jd minder..hehe..

bro holy pa kbr????????
mizz u so.. :cupss:
lam kenal bung malmsten...
ngomong2 soal karbu king, btw PJ ama MJ nya dirubah gak? Soalnya gue pake juga karbu king ori "baru" langsung pasang di new shogie 110 cuma setel angin aja. Tapi kok kurang enak ya, terutama buat jalan panjang agak nanjak tenaganya kurang motor jadi ngeden. mtrnya udah di korek dikit kemnya tapi masih standar kohar... mohon pencerahannya!!!
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slm knl jg bro telomoyo..
klo spuyer mnurut gw beda2..ga bs disamain antar mtor..
aplg yg udh kena sentuhan "tangan2 jahil" mekanik..macem mapas kem, porting, mapas blok, dll.. :angel: :angel:
jd mnurut gw setting main jet & pilot jet di karbu king bro telomoyo kudu ngikutin maunya mesin..jd y pinter2 si mekanik aja nyettingnya..
tp klo di motor gw dapet settingannya di 27,5/120..

mhon maaf bila ada kesalahan..namanya jg manusia..
biarpun rupawan tp ttp punya kslhn.. :upss:

orrrr....mungkin senior2 lain ada yg pengen ngoreksi ato nambahin..???? :thanks:


bro holykrabby...
where are u???
mntang2 shogunne dh kenceng ga mampir kemari lg.. :big_weee:
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Thanks bung malmsten, nanti saya bawa kebengkel aja biar disetting lagi. MJ/PJ standar RX king klo gak salah 150/22,5. kayaknya masih kebesaran buat shogun ane...
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woyyyyy....!!!!!


sepi amaaatttttt...!!!!

angkat thread lg ni biar up truuuzzzzz......!!!!!
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Hi..selamat kenalan. saya apiz dari malaysia juga miliki shogun 125RR :big_peace:
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Welcome, the more the merrier. Don't hesitate to ask if you got something in your mind. :frm_tumbleft:
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Oh,can i write in english here? because i simply don't understand indonesian..haha
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Although not many English speakers/writers here, but I believe we are still capable on understanding your request. :big_peace:

Malays language also welcome here as well as English. :frm_salut:
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Oh..i see, so i try to write both language that all reader can understand. So, i want to ask how indonesian riders modify their shogun. i understand this shogun's spec will be different for indonesian and malaysian market. so, i just want to get some tips. i already read posts before, but i only can understand just a few.

So,the most basic modify...what the first step? change clutch plate..etc..
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First of all, we need to know the specification of your Shogun 125RR. AFAIK, there's different specs between Indonesian market and Malaysian.

In Indonesia, the Shogun 125RR is equiped with Throttle Position Switch on top of the carburetor (connected to the CDI to control the debit of the fuel flow). Although this part is essentially for controlling the fuel efficiency, somehow it's limiting the performance of the Shogun 125RR. So, most of the Shogun Rider disabled this unit, or even replace the carburetor with higher spec (such as Keihin PE24) to boost up the performance.

I myself am still riding Shogun SP from end of year 2005 (with normal carburetor Mikuni VM18 without TPS). So far I'm quite satisfy with its default performance (third gear can reach 100kph in less than 10 seconds). So I make no modification at all on my ride.

How's the Shogun in Malaysia?
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all the specs look same. both model have TPS. But, Suzuki Malaysia offer Yoshimura aftermarket exhaust system only to who buy Suzuki bikes, just add RM700 for the exhaust. actually, my bike is still new, the mileage just only 150km++. So my question :

1. what kind of carburetor most suite shogun if i want to change it..bigger than standard of course.
2. what shogun's carburetor size?
3. what happened if TPS is disable? like fuel consumption, top speed, acceleration..etc


most shogunner's here (malaysia) still wondering why shogun's top speed only 100kph-120kph? if we look at this shogun's spec, it should be able to fight with Jupiter MX (malaysia name Yamaha 135LC)

Some rumours said suzuki malaysia lock the top speed at these parts: 1. CDI 2. TPS 3. Exhaust. so i'm wondering how you overcome these problems
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apiz wrote:all the specs look same. both model have TPS. But, Suzuki Malaysia offer Yoshimura aftermarket exhaust system only to who buy Suzuki bikes, just add RM700 for the exhaust. actually, my bike is still new, the mileage just only 150km++.
Only Yoshimura? In Indonesia there're hundreds of brand for exhaust. But of course most of them are not recommended by Suzuki.
apiz wrote: So my question :

1. what kind of carburetor most suite shogun if i want to change it..bigger than standard of course.
2. what shogun's carburetor size?
3. what happened if TPS is disable? like fuel consumption, top speed, acceleration..etc
1. Try Keihin PE24 (can't remember the suitable PJ and MJ)
2. By default, the carburetor is Mikuni VM18 (with 18mm of ventury)
3. Some testimony said that by releasing the spring inside the TPS can simply expand the acceleration and top speed of Shogun, but didn't mention by how much exactly was the increment.
apiz wrote: Some rumours said suzuki malaysia lock the top speed at these parts: 1. CDI 2. TPS 3. Exhaust. so i'm wondering how you overcome these problems
Simply by replacing those 3 items. In Indonesia we got several brands for CDI, such as BRT (I believe this brand is also available in Malaysia), XP, Rextor, but most of the rider use the default CDI from older version of Shogun FD110 from year 97, since it's made by Shindengen.

As for the clutch, mostly are replaced by the default clutch plates and pressure plates from Satria RU120 (2-stroke, 6-speed).
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Yes, original price for the exhaust is RM1000++, but if you buy suzuki bikes, they give you discount so you pay only Rm700 for the exhaust, that is special promotion..i guess.

Keihin PE24 :e-think: ? can you post the carburetor pics? so i can recognize them, (so i will not buy the wrong one)
It is ok to use default PJ and MJ? Or i must change it? :e-think:

For CDI, is it any significant increasing power if change to aftermarket CDI like BRT? Most popular CDI here is BRT Dual Band, so this CDI is good? Any recommend from you?

Since satria 120 not available in malaysia, what other choice if i want to change the clutch plate?

is the clutch spring need to change? because every time i want to change gear, i have to kick harder and the gear is not so smooth.
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kena lo bro suruh nyariin, ngomong beduaan aja sih :mrgreen:
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pic of PE 24

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There're also several builds of Keihin PE24 (with different level of quality). The best one of course is made by Japan (the price is also the most expensive). But the one made by Thailand is also acceptable. Worstly you get condensation on your carb. :upss:

You might need to consult with your mechanic to overcome the gear shifting problem. I believe it just matter of adjusment.

As for the replacement clutch, I don't know which type of Suzuki have similar clutch type with Shogun 125RR available in Malaysia. Perhaps the FX125?

The BRT CDI according to some rider is highly recommended, but would suggest if possible don't replace it first, since it will also require further modification on the ignition timings. Just concentrate on optimizing the fuel and power distribution.
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Oo..i see. So, that is honda's carburetor, which bike use this carburetor? So, how much for this carburetor (original japan) ?

Any recommend for other carburetor? like mikuni?

Ok, i will try consults my mechanics about the clutch :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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It used to be for Honda mini pit-bike, such as XR50R and XR70R.

I don't know about the original price. I think it's around US$200.

Other carburetor? :e-think: I'm clueless about it. :shrug: I think Keihin PE24 is already the best to boost up the performance with not much effect to the fuel consumption for daily use.
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You ever heard about Honda NSR?
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Yes of course. Some of the member in this forum are still using it. But I have no idea which carburetor is by default mounted on it.
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apiz wrote:You ever heard about Honda NSR?
If you want to know about Honda NSR-150 sorry but that bike was discontinued in Indonesia. Only a few people in here who used this bike.

I'm the owner of Suzuki Shogun too but without a manual clutch.