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1976 KZ 900 PRO STREET 1977 kz1000 dragbike project
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1976 KZ 900 PRO STREET 1977 kz1000 dragbike project
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JEFFG1 wrote: well a friend of mine came over monday and we shimed the valves that went very good took some time but no problem :woohoo: now it is tuesday so the cam guy came down and we started getting that job done i was pretty fired up about getting this done felt like this build was about to come to a end. (well not) as i had thought we got it all put togeather and was checking the clearences bigger than shit the ex. valve touched the piston :sick: witch dont surprise me because nothing has gone smooth on this motor from day one so we are back to the pistons hanging out of the cases. seems that the person that i got the block off of has decked the block. the pistons stick out of them about 35-40 thous. so what i need is a spacer that is about 80 thous. is what i was told to be safe the problem is i spent about a hour an half trying to find one but cant find one that will fit my motor i have to call fast by gast this morning on there web site they say that they make custom ones, hope so.if anyone knows where to get a 80 thous. thick 3.210 bore for it would be great ( you got to love this stuff )
Here's your photo cropped and resized..... The proud piston is easy to see.
IMO, the way to go is get the valve reliefs cut deeper on the pistons and shoot for zero deck with the spacer.
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got another set of coils & wires i had to rob peter to pay paul one of them went out on the orange bike so i took them off of this one so needed another set
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also found a set of cam motion z4 cams i am looking into but i wont put them in till winter i just want to get this thing running my friend is coming this week to put it back togeather and i wont have the z4 till next week so that will be later. hope to see some of you guys at vintage this weekend going to be there sat. have weekend pass so mite be there sund. also dont have anything to sell just like to see what everyone else have.
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Progress is progress! Still looking good!
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i have one stablizer on it do you think it would be better with 2
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Are you going to run a dot tire or slick with struts? I've read where a street tire isn't happy on struts, have a hard time keeping them hooked after launch.
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1980 LTD (changed over the years), 1979 LTD (being rebuilt), 1977 KZ turbo and various KZ's in various states of build. KLX110
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