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16 Nov 2011 07:53 #488732 by Chaotic Reason
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Vacuums are our friends too!

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16 Nov 2011 09:05 #488735 by testarossa
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Nelson, I can't remember off the top of my head, but I can check my spare set of cases when I get home this evening. I doubt it does.

BTW that color looks killer on your engine cases. :)

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16 Nov 2011 13:49 #488783 by 531blackbanshee
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i am no help on the hole.

but i do like that paint on your cases !

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16 Nov 2011 15:53 #488805 by 650ed
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I would use the shop vac and a dental pick to carefully clean that hole. Ed

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16 Nov 2011 16:21 #488806 by jus1975
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im not sure if it goes through but why chance the hard work. take it apart and clean it out. it may sound crazy but at least you wont worry about it later.

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16 Nov 2011 17:27 #488809 by testarossa
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No sense in tearing it apart when I have a set of bare cases that I will check for him in about two hours. If it's a blind hole then he can clean it out easily without splitting his cases.

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16 Nov 2011 18:32 #488813 by testarossa
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Nelson, I just checked my spare cases and that hole is blind. You should be able to pick it, blow it, or tap it. What ever method you prefer to get your holes clean. :whistle:

No worries about getting any gack into your crankcase there.

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16 Nov 2011 22:48 - 16 Nov 2011 22:49 #488839 by Nelson
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super awesome! thanks testa!
yeah I really dig that color too :woohoo:

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17 Nov 2011 18:13 #488975 by hal0tw0
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I dig the color too! ducati-ish.

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27 Nov 2011 03:11 #490291 by Nelson
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Ok I got the hole cleaned out and that cover on. Now I'm trying to decide what to do about this rubber damper thing for the starter clutch. I did the clay measurement in the manual.

Clearance is 7mm. The old damper is 7.26mm thick and has the 2 star marks on it.

The manual says for clearance of 6-7mm use the 2 star damper, for clearance of 7-8mm use the 3 star (thicker) damper.

My clearance is right on the line between the two. How to decide?

Manual says new dampers are 7.3mm or 8.3mm.

Any thoughts?

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27 Nov 2011 03:47 #490299 by Nelson
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also - who's got a new needle bearing for that? Bike Bandit did not, and I think Z1 didn't either, but don't remember for sure...

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27 Nov 2011 09:27 #490308 by mark1122
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since u are so close, it shouldnt matter.
i would use the damper u have . it may get a little tighter when u torque it .
if u use the thicker 1, it will just ware faster.
did u try your local kawi dealer for the bearing? not sure if they actualy ware out. if there is no obvious ware i would run it. if we can leave the crank bearings in for so long i think we can leave those.

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