Less than two hours? I think you need to stop by the day I decide to do mine then.It's not that bad of a job, don't need to pull a radiator or anything like that. Checking the valves could be done in less than 2 hrs Just make sure to grab a pen and paper and write all the clearances down just like in that video up top.
It takes less than 2 hours, but hell I used to redegree my cams every week before I hit the track lol.Less than two hours? I think you need to stop by the day I decide to do mine then.
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On a gen2 you don't need to remove the ram air boots to get the valve cover out. Takes like 20mins, pull right mid fairing out, engine mount and you're there.After you've tore the bike down a couple times, getting to the valve cover will be a piece of cake haha, I can get to the valve cover on the gen 2 in about an hour too. I absolutely hate dealing with those rubber boots for the air ram ducts though.
Just drop by and do mine then will ya? I have a climate controlled garage. I will pay you $40.00 an hour cash, feed you lunch and stream the F1 race. Deal?It takes less than 2 hours, but hell I used to redegree my cams every week before I hit the track lol.
Welp, they say ya learn something new everyday.On a gen2 you don't need to remove the ram air boots to get the valve cover out. Takes like 20mins, pull right mid fairing out, engine mount and you're there.