points

[kbncats]

Unfortunately the King is away from his garage at the moment, on business. I
shall return on monday and will check my stock of point assy's and their
according price. Thanks for your interest. I live in portland oregon (near
beaverton) and own 2 orange coupes. The General Li is in incredibly good
shape and is a daily driver. The Incredible Hulk is sadly not quite
altogether.
Somebody out there must have a response to a letter wriiten a while back
about factory performance parts for the 600. I think it would be a great
(and difficult) project to catalog and detail all the diffrent models from
country to country. From fog lights to rear window defrosters
under-front-bumper turn-signals to honda ornaments in the coupe grille the
multitude of engine sizes and carb setups on and on and on. I have only seen
pictures on the internet to clue me in to the existence (mostly from Japan)
of these parts. I have compiled a list of parts that i know were diffrent
from certain countries. If I see any interest from the group I will post the
list and my thoughts on it. It would especially be nice to here from members
outside the U.S.A. If you send me something, try to be as detailed as
possible.

[Alan-MSN]

I'll try my local Honda dealer for these parts first. They have an
N600 on their showroom floor, so I am hope'n they will have what I
need behind the counter. Thanks

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, kbncats@a... wrote:
> Unfortunately the King is away from his garage at the moment, on
business. I
> shall return on monday and will check my stock of point assy's and
their
> according price. Thanks for your interest. I live in portland
oregon (near
> beaverton) and own 2 orange coupes. The General Li is in
incredibly good
> shape and is a daily driver. The Incredible Hulk is sadly not
quite
> altogether.
> Somebody out there must have a response to a letter wriiten a while
back
> about factory performance parts for the 600. I think it would be a
great
> (and difficult) project to catalog and detail all the diffrent
models from
> country to country. From fog lights to rear window defrosters
> under-front-bumper turn-signals to honda ornaments in the coupe
grille the
> multitude of engine sizes and carb setups on and on and on. I have
only seen
> pictures on the internet to clue me in to the existence (mostly
from Japan)
> of these parts. I have compiled a list of parts that i know were
diffrent
> from certain countries. If I see any interest from the group I
will post the
> list and my thoughts on it. It would especially be nice to here
from members
> outside the U.S.A. If you send me something, try to be as detailed
as
> possible.

[bthang442]

-hey
I went to my local dealer this AM for spark plug wire boots
the woman had to pull out an old parts book (she actually had to dust
it off) and look up the part, they had them next door at the Honda
motorcycle dealer
the poiunt is , she said she could order parts for my '72 N600 sedan!!
the two boots were $28 though!!

[vikinghill]

The dealers do have some parts available - but they can be really expensive - I had valves made cheaper than what Honda could still get for me . . .
Mike O'Connor (as Miles suggested earlier) is great for parts like this. (Miles and Bill also offer some great parts/services.)
Mike's page is at http://www.honda600sonly.com/
-Eric

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "acuhondvig " wrote:
> -hey
> I went to my local dealer this AM for spark plug wire boots
> the woman had to pull out an old parts book (she actually had to dust
> it off) and look up the part, they had them next door at the Honda
> motorcycle dealer
> the poiunt is , she said she could order parts for my '72 N600 sedan!!
> the two boots were $28 though!!
> -- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, "Colin "
> wrote:
> > I'll try my local Honda dealer for these parts first. They have an
> > N600 on their showroom floor, so I am hope'n they will have what I
> > need behind the counter. Thanks

[dealadayray]

Colin;
Go to the ANZ group page in the files section and look up Coil Fix and you
will be surprised that you can fix your old coil for pennies.
Bill

[Alan-MSN]

Thanks, but my coil in fine. I think someone else was refering to
having a bad one.