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05 Oct 2011 06:23 #481457 by les holt
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Oh, I know the feeling about where the time goes. I opened the shop a couple days ago to do some welding for a guy from work, first thing I see is the bike. Getting the itch badly but going to be at least another 2-3 months before I even have time to even think about it. I do touch base here to see the new ideas floating in, guess I haven't seen Tachrevs shock conversion, going to have to check it out.
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05 Oct 2011 10:07 #481471 by 531blackbanshee
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as long as you haven't started selling parts of it off,you are just in a lil bit of a "holding pattern" :lol: .

seems either time or money but they are hard to get in the right places at the right time sometimes.
both of ya keep us posted,
leon

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13 May 2012 10:37 #522022 by boyracer
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Evening all. Still looking for carbs.
I came across some Mikuni rs40 flatslide(?) carbs in a z pattern. Too big? I reckon they would swamp a small motor. From memory i had 33mm CR's on the old Hot 1105. Engine now is a stock (?) 1015. Still keen on big turbo, but bargains is bargains...If i could get a 1200ish to run with these carbs that would be a good interim step,no?

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13 May 2012 10:49 #522028 by les holt
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That's awful big carb for a smallish motor. You would be much happier with something around 34's or smaller. Those 40's would be better fitting for a much bigger worked over motor. But as you say "bargains is bargains" so you might turn a buck to go towards what you need. ;)

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13 May 2012 11:06 #522034 by trianglelaguna
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you could put the carbs it came with on there cheap too...then ride it some

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13 May 2012 19:29 #522121 by mark1122
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trianglelaguna wrote: you could put the carbs it came with on there cheap too...then ride it some


X2

40's r too big. 34's would be max.

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15 May 2012 10:22 #522487 by boyracer
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Missing Carbies, keys for seat and tank and 1 x rear shocker when i got it. I've sourced a new fuel cap out of a busted zzr1100 to fit with keys and managed to open seat.

I was attempting to ask how big i should go if i wanted to fit the 40's? Would a 1200/ flowed head do it? or do i have to go larger...1428 / throat the block, etc,etc.
I wouldn't mind getting it rolling again. But if it won't work with just sleeves/pistons.... I'm aware of potential problems in max oversizes and i can do most of my own head work.
I have been out of zeds for over 10 years and nobody locally i know still is. Local 'strip closed years ago. All local efforts to find some 28/29's for stocker or a set of kiehins again have been fruitless. Ebay searching continues....

Alternative is keep it on the bench and build blown motor over next few years.

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