i have a 03 green rinny with about 750 miles on it. when i first brought it home it would do 65mph. after the first service and now second it tops out at about 60mph. i live at an elevation of about 3,800 to 4,000 feet. i have no exp with carbs and was wondering if a dyno jet kit would void the honda warranty? i bought the extended warranty so i dont want to blow it. can anyone with exp give me some advice.
thanks

 

hey my friend bought an 03 raptor and he wanted to put a pipe on it so he talked to yamaha and they said as long as they did the work that it wouldnt void his warranty but i havent had to deal with honda yet since i bought mine used.

 

I would not do it. I do know some people that have done things that have made it void, BUT they were things BIG, like a big bore kit and stuff. My uncle works for Honda, and I could ask him for you. But I have no clue at this point. I have seen friends get Hondas and have ask me the same question, and I just told them to not do anything. But my uncles job is VERY new (about a half a year) and he did not have it when they ask me.

But if I have anything to say right now, it would be to NOT do anything at this point.

But if I can get a hold to my uncle, I would be happy to try to help you by asking him. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

ok go to honda and get your quad rejetted and buy guine honda parts it will not blow your warranty and it will fix your quad

 

You should ask the dealer who's doing your warranty work. They make the ultimate decision in most cases. IMO, a modification doesn't void your warranty unless there's a chance it caused the problem. IE. if you install a lift kit, it would make a broken driveshaft your baby, but it wouldn't void the warranty on your regulator\rectifier. I guess I try to be fair, most of the Honda tech people I talk to do too.

 

A dealer will not know if the unit is jetted or not unless there is a problem that you complain about that is going to involve them pulling the carb and checking things out. I have done quite a few jets kits on rincons in the past few weeks and have had no issues and the bike runs so much stronger, ie wheelies take no effort.