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15 Apr 2009 09:22 - 15 Apr 2009 09:23 #281958
by Tyler
If I knew what I was doing all the time life wouldn't be any fun.
'80 KZ650 E 700cc, dyna ignition and coils, frame up restoration, daily driver
'81 KZ1300 A3 full restoration, custom big bore pistons, 1400cc 6 cylinder super bike
"77 KZ650 B1 - Barn Find, work in progeress
"74 Yamaha DT 400 Enduro
Replied by Tyler on topic $150 KZ650 pics
I would anyway. Really I don't understand the fobia about spliitng an engine case. It is not that freakin difficult, and there are no "mystical" skills required. Re-assebly requires a torqe wrench and some Honda Bond to glue it back together.
I would take to opportunity to plastigauge the crank and rods, inspect your shift forks, and replace all the seals to prevent leaks down the road. If yuor going through the time and expense to redo the top end you might as well protect that investment by inspecting the lower internals. And when your done you will have a "new" engine.
I would take to opportunity to plastigauge the crank and rods, inspect your shift forks, and replace all the seals to prevent leaks down the road. If yuor going through the time and expense to redo the top end you might as well protect that investment by inspecting the lower internals. And when your done you will have a "new" engine.
If I knew what I was doing all the time life wouldn't be any fun.
'80 KZ650 E 700cc, dyna ignition and coils, frame up restoration, daily driver
'81 KZ1300 A3 full restoration, custom big bore pistons, 1400cc 6 cylinder super bike
"77 KZ650 B1 - Barn Find, work in progeress
"74 Yamaha DT 400 Enduro
Last edit: 15 Apr 2009 09:23 by Tyler.
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