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$ of hrc kit and install?
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Posted by: 911

just wondering what some people paide for the kit and install. i guess some dealers are dif. thanx

Posted by: Abrannan19

i bought mine off eBay for 298.00 and dealer installed it for 283.87 best money i ever spent.but be careful if you are planning to have a dealer install a HRC kit you bought off ebya and not from them some of the will not install them..GREEDY MO FO's

Posted by: 450rider79south

just install it yourself. its pretty easy. me and my dad did it last night. the dealer we got it from was going to charge us about $250 to install it. a few busted knuckles is better than spending 250 bucks...

Posted by: 911

don't u need to buy the shim kit for like 80$ this dealer wants to charge 249 for the kit and 240 to install it i guess it's not a bad price.

Posted by: Abrannan19

i would jump on that in a heart beat..thats a great price for the kit and the install...if you wanna keep your factory 6 month warranty you should let honda do it it will be voided if you dont.

Posted by: joshm8979

Do it yourself. I found a site that showed pictures step-by-step on how to do it. Dealership wanted $270 to install mine. I did everything but the cam. They installed the cam for $120. So I ended up saving $150 in about an hour. I am NOT mechanically inclined, so when I say it's not hard, it's not hard.

Posted by: NET450r350x

i got mine on eBay for $260 and put most of it on at home. i was a little scared about doing the cam myself so i let the dealer take care of that part. it cost me about $150 for the dealer to install the cam, and do all the first time maintenance for the bike.

If i were you i would install the kit myself. it really wasn't hard at all. i bet if i had a service manual i could have done the cam too.

Now i think it’s better to buy the tools and manuals to do the work yourself rather than have the stealerships do it. You get to know your bike a little better and you have new tools (sweet)