WTB - 1980 Suzuki RM400 Airbox

Hudweiser9
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Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what you have or links to where I might find the parts. Thanks.
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Hudweiser9
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4/18/2020 10:38am
Bump... Still looking for the Airbox for my 1980 RM400T. Can't believe that they are this difficult to find. 🤔
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5/3/2020 11:25am Edited Date/Time 5/3/2020 11:26am
Thanks for the tip, Achahoish… But no go. :-(
These must be like gold. Can't find one anywhere.
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It's possible the airbox from the 79/80 RM250 is the same. Or the PE250 and 400

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5/5/2020 11:11am
Max power,
Tried looking those up as well... nothing. I have not posted a wtb ad for '79 RM / PE airboxes. Guess it couldn't hurt.
5/7/2020 12:42pm
Hudweiser9 wrote:
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what...
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what you have or links to where I might find the parts. Thanks.
Off the wall thought!!

What about 3D printing. Can you get the dimensions from someone. I'm reading everywhere that 3D printing is the "next big thing" for one offs

Whadya think?
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Hudwieser, this may be your lucky day. I went junking today at a former Suzuki shop in Texas. They had a boneyard and found a chassis for an RM-400 with a decent airbox. I snagged it for you. Here is a photo, there are some cracks around two of the mounting bolts. Let me know if you are still needing this.
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You lucked out there Hudwiser. Good man HastleJoe
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5/13/2020 6:39am
Hastlejoe,
Awesome! Yes, still need the airbox and all associated parts. What's the price plus shipping to 32174 FL? Thanks for the help.
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5/13/2020 4:56pm
Hudweiser9 wrote:
Hastlejoe,
Awesome! Yes, still need the airbox and all associated parts. What's the price plus shipping to 32174 FL? Thanks for the help.
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MaxPower wrote:
You lucked out there Hudwiser. Good man HastleJoe
You are right, very lucky indeed!
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5/14/2020 8:05am
Hudweiser9 wrote:
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what...
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what you have or links to where I might find the parts. Thanks.
Achahoish wrote:
Off the wall thought!! What about 3D printing. Can you get the dimensions from someone. I'm reading everywhere that 3D printing is the "next big thing"...
Off the wall thought!!

What about 3D printing. Can you get the dimensions from someone. I'm reading everywhere that 3D printing is the "next big thing" for one offs

Whadya think?
I think that would be a great idea. I will have to do some more leg work to get the airbox dimensions, and find someone with a 3D printer willing to do it. Curious as to the cost... if it is feasible, may do it anyway just for the heck of it. Thanks for the idea.
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5/17/2020 7:31pm
Hudweiser9 wrote:
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what...
Looking to purchase a 1980 RM400 airbox, OEM or aftermarket. Also, a decent pair of rear shocks. Needing a rebuild is ok. Let me know what you have or links to where I might find the parts. Thanks.
Achahoish wrote:
Off the wall thought!! What about 3D printing. Can you get the dimensions from someone. I'm reading everywhere that 3D printing is the "next big thing"...
Off the wall thought!!

What about 3D printing. Can you get the dimensions from someone. I'm reading everywhere that 3D printing is the "next big thing" for one offs

Whadya think?
Hudweiser9 wrote:
I think that would be a great idea. I will have to do some more leg work to get the airbox dimensions, and find someone with...
I think that would be a great idea. I will have to do some more leg work to get the airbox dimensions, and find someone with a 3D printer willing to do it. Curious as to the cost... if it is feasible, may do it anyway just for the heck of it. Thanks for the idea.
I'll look around, I used to have a fleet of RM N/T 400s years ago, sold off all the bikes and parts but I keep bumping in to odds and ends, I just saw a couple of RM air boxes in a pile of miscellaneous parts but will check them to see if they may be what you seek.
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5/22/2020 11:47am
Hi Peter,
Yeah, let me know.. I have a line on another RM400 parts bike, may just build another one as a backup.

Thanks
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Hey guys looking for an air filter cage for a 1980 RM250. Was also wondering if one from a  PE that era would work… or what else are some suggestions that have worked out for anyone? 
Thanks in Advance 👊🏽

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Hey yardman876,

I believe the airboxes for the PE's and RM's are the same. Probably any '79-'80 PE/RM 250/400 will work. I searched all over and couldn't find one for my RM400. As you can see from the thread, HasletJoe found one in a boneyard in Texas. Also, try Peter Villacaro, he may have one. They are hard to find, for sure. I never did check out the 3D printer option. Good luck!

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