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I had Black One Also ~ Dang ~ Nice Bike $2295 Right Off show Room Floor .. Took it to Myrtle Beach - Niagara Falls - Smooth & Cruised 75 Mph Easily with 2 Up & Camping Gear . . I Made Custom Head Gasket get this ( Only .030 -thk. 100% soft Copper ) Not as Thick as Factory...

Has K66 in It which does Great Job - easily Pulls 600 lbs up Hill .. only short Burst , as I Only need to Go 200 ft .. as I was Building Rock Garden - Changed Out 200 hr on clock - VR1 & Husqvarna Filter .. Old Came Out was Darker then New stuff , but Looked & Smelled A ~ OK...

PICTURES as there all Kinds

Placing New Belt & Idler Pulleys , so Covers are Off . .

Base on Honda Motor on many Power washer only uses 3 Tapped Mounting Holes I didn't Know Exactly How Farmer was going to Mount this on His Pumps ~ I ~ Tossed in 1 Tap .. :giggle: Generally I don't Loan out my Tools , but I have 3 of those in that same Size . . ☕ Older Honda's...

Bought Brand New Cared for 110% - always Been Very Good .. I Just had to do Tune Up on Heavy Fab Deck 299hrs Idlers Pulley's giving up .. After some Investigation into all Items that could Possible Go Wrong - some thing I haven't done in 9 yrs . . I Ran Across these New...

Well I always take Great Care with Break_In on all My Motors -no matter what They are .. I have used Honda on Power Washer since 1989 , so 37 yrs .. most yrs 3-4 hours yr .. Few Years more then One - 2-3hr Clean Up as I might be doing Chimney . . Anyhow -15 Plus Wind Chill -...

Those Plugs have to Placed Well & On Large Hole - should use Two & Heat - even from Lighter . . Twist those Puppy Good then Yank Out Fast .. , but Before that Must File Hole with Rough Rasp End of T handle .. I've seen Video on New Threaded Type - Look to be Good & More Pricey . ...

OH , I'm Glad You Agree: :LOL:;):coffee:

Sorry for Being an ~ Old Guy ~ I Wander Off sometimes . . Please Understand My Mistakes as I Thread into Unknown , Thank You 🙏 ps: Semi-Debris Filled Filter - in - My Book will take More HP or Cause more Stress on system . . Reading Between Line : Extra Flow or...

Agree - that's Why - I'm Digging into all this Stuff Early , so You All Please Bare with Me As I tread into Unknown . .

OK so More Hp used to Pump Oil with Semi Debris Filled Filter - Earlier in Life Cycle of Filter . . HP Gain with Extra Flow is Not a Myth or More Eff% Flow - may Equal Better Mpg . . 🙃 . . I'm just Relating : Actions of Ported Oil Pump vs Non-Ported Oil Pump -...

Interesting ~ I have always Run 1/2 qt Low on all My Vehicles for 40 Plus Years Even though My Honda will easily Rev to 6800 RPM - Generally always in 2000 ~ 5000 Rpm Range .. Starting to see Special Built Pans through for Big HP & Big Turbo Guys that want to Spin 8000 Rpm's

It seems there are Many Fakes of many Items in Market Place Now . . I just ran into 2 Sets of Spark Plugs - I Bought on Line from some ~ Suppliers ~ Have Sold 1000's of Sets ./. :cautious: o_O 1 Had to do some Digging , but under 4X I could see some Oxidation had started on...

Good Items I did Air Pressure test as Ride wasn't as Good as I though it should - Fronts were 22 psi & rears were 16 psi Maybe that's why is seems so Fast .. Rears are Now 11 Psi & fronts at 18 psi .. I was Informed By Tech @ Dealer to Run Fronts Harder If You have some...

My Flow Rated List : I Run K&N HP ~ Filters on My Honda - Really Does Make Difference Compared to Run of Mill Oil Filters . . could also been Clean Fresh Oil seeing Extra Hot Turbos - Kill Oil Quickly in Hot South ..

I Tried to Understand Chart - but Really don't get Meaning of Chart - what is it Saying ?

Here's My 1954 Chevy 1 Ton - will ~ All Options ~ I ~ Doubt these made 44 PSI . . this on Has Ungraded Pump @ 55 Psi .. LATER - DURING COVID ~

OK - Understood - I'm Not Knocking anyone Filters just trying to get to Bottom of all Info Out there .. My Fram was cellulose and Lower Grade .. Yes , Modern Cars with Turbo's & Very Tight Tolerances Run High Oil Pressures - also providing Oil Squirter's That also Supply...

Looking for those Washers - I found few - but not everywhere . . Good Eye