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27 May 2010 06:46 #371307 by Old Man Rock
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Holly mother of KZ God... Those are sick! :woohoo:

Absolutely love it.... Not to mention the stopping power those babies are going to bring....

OMR


NOTE to mods... We need an animated DROOL emoticon...

1976 KZ900-A4
MTC 1075cc.
Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
ZX636 suspension
MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
Dyna-S E.I.
Earls 10 row Oil Cooler
Acewell 2802 Series Speedo/Tach
Innovate LC1 Wideband 02 AFR meter

Phoenix, Az

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27 May 2010 09:34 #371353 by HerrDeacon
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I think we should ban dutchz, he's making the rest of us look bad :)

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27 May 2010 11:20 #371375 by loudhvx
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HerrDeacon wrote:

I think we should ban dutchz, he's making the rest of us look bad :)


I know, i don't even wanna look at my bikes now. :)

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27 May 2010 12:14 #371394 by mark1122
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WOW!! Those are absolutely beautiful.:woohoo: B)
Well done Dutch

76 KZ, frame gusset work,1200CC.Ported by Larry Cavanaugh, 1.5mm.over intakes, Carron Pipe, ZRX12 rear end, and seat,96zx9 front end.
01 CBR600F4i Track bike.
Cobourg, Ont. Can.

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27 May 2010 20:05 #371533 by dutchz
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HerrDeacon wrote:

That is just beautiful! Really nice design Dutch, you certainly have quite an eye for it.

Never knew there was such a thing as an online machine shop, pretty cool. Will have to keep that in mind...and start learning CAD.


Thanks Deak. Check out www.emachineshop.com
The software download is free and pretty user friendly, there are some tutorials on their website to help you get started. You can draw up something up and the program will calculate cost etc. It took me a few evenings before I got it right but it's not that hard.
Basically you can design whatever you like and mess around with it for free.
Only downside is it's their proprietary version of CAD, so the files you create only work for them and not your local CNC guy. But hey, it's not $4000 for the program...

1974 Kawasaki Z1
Stock front hub and rear axle.

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27 May 2010 20:21 #371542 by irishwill
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dutchz wrote:

Thanks fellas. I was really nervous whether I got the design and all the dimensions right since I'd never used CAD before. On top of that I was using an online machine shop, so I really just had to place the order and keep my fingers crossed.

As it turns out, the rotors fit perfectly and I even got the centers of the big holes right so the align with the scallops in the rotor part, you can see that really well in the second photo. They came out EXACTLY as I had in mind, I'm stoked!


are these rotors cast Iron?
and are you bolting them...with no way for them to expand?

not trying to be a smart ass...I bolted a set of Cast rotors onto a homemade carrier...and grenaded the rotor and nearly killed myself in the process...

beyond that...they do look great!

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27 May 2010 21:49 - 27 May 2010 22:01 #371564 by dutchz
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531blackbanshee wrote:

DAMN :woohoo: those things kill!
you have a very good eye for design.
are these something that would bolt onto a stock kz with a stock frontend?
not trying to get in your business or be nosey,(i know)but if you don't mind divulgeing how many dollars you have tied up in those rotors i am very curious.
if you don't want to tell,just tell me to get stuffed :ohmy: .
kicka$$ as always,

leon



Get stuffed! :laugh:
These are custom made for my front end, 6-bolt Z1 front hub with early, wide police front end, will not bolt on to a stocker.
I am in for less than half of what a set of PMC S1 rotors would set you back, and that was the other option. Actually, those were not 100% what I wanted (slotted discs are soooo eighties) and they did not have enough offset either. :blink:

Lou, Deak, OMR thanks, you're killin me here...

1974 Kawasaki Z1
Stock front hub and rear axle.
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27 May 2010 22:10 - 27 May 2010 22:11 #371565 by dutchz
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irishwill wrote:


Are these rotors cast Iron?
and are you bolting them...with no way for them to expand?

not trying to be a smart ass...I bolted a set of Cast rotors onto a homemade carrier...and grenaded the rotor and nearly killed myself in the process...

beyond that...they do look great!


Ben (it is Ben, right?), thanks for looking out. Yes, the rotors are cast iron, but they are slotted and mounted on square spacers, which are then bolted to the carrier. They can expand freely and there is some side to side play as well.

Sander

1974 Kawasaki Z1
Stock front hub and rear axle.
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28 May 2010 03:18 #371588 by HerrDeacon
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dutchz wrote:

Thanks Deak. Check out www.emachineshop.com
The software download is free and pretty user friendly, there are some tutorials on their website to help you get started. You can draw up something up and the program will calculate cost etc. It took me a few evenings before I got it right but it's not that hard.
Basically you can design whatever you like and mess around with it for free.
Only downside is it's their proprietary version of CAD, so the files you create only work for them and not your local CNC guy. But hey, it's not $4000 for the program...


Thanks for the link, appreciate it. I'm going to have to check it out. I have a few parts in mind that I could use this for.

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28 May 2010 03:47 #371589 by T_Dub
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Deacon, if they're not too complex, ask me about it first. I may be able to make something for you, and it wont cost much past materials.

1977 KZ650B1
-810cc
-Cavanaugh Racing Head
-Mikuni RS34's
-GPR Muffler

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28 May 2010 05:38 #371605 by HerrDeacon
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T_Dub wrote:

Deacon, if they're not too complex, ask me about it first. I may be able to make something for you, and it wont cost much past materials.

The parts I have in mind are not complex, just a couple of small parts for the 350.

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28 May 2010 14:56 - 28 May 2010 14:57 #371687 by irishwill
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dutchz wrote:

irishwill wrote:


Are these rotors cast Iron?
and are you bolting them...with no way for them to expand?

not trying to be a smart ass...I bolted a set of Cast rotors onto a homemade carrier...and grenaded the rotor and nearly killed myself in the process...

beyond that...they do look great!


Ben (it is Ben, right?), thanks for looking out. Yes, the rotors are cast iron, but they are slotted and mounted on square spacers, which are then bolted to the carrier. They can expand freely and there is some side to side play as well.



Sander



exceptional!!!
glad it was a fore thought and not a hind sight is 20 20 situatuation...;-)
and yes it is Ben.
cant wait to see the whole thing!
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