Kiwi KZP

Aw please!
Those look brand new!
Look at mine!

Must have been left open to the sun. Are the wires just twisted together? Time for new connectors and crimp fittings.
Steve

Ed_in_Miami wrote: Aw please!
Those look brand new!
Look at mine!

Holy shit Ed! I'll stop my bitchin lol.

Having a bit of fun trying to get the wiring sorted still but everything is in place at least and new coils are fitted now too!

Top build!

Sorry for the lack of updates of late. Have done quite abit and will post up proper report over weekend. Photo from me farting around putting the bodywork a week back.

Looking good. I like the shortened windshield.

I have jetted the carbs to what I hope is a good starting point and poked them in. Because the KZP has a push/pull throttle standard I didn't bother to buy a set for the Mikuni's. Oooops, the ones I have a too long and don't have the correct fittings. Worst part is I now have to what for a set of cables to come from the US. Bugger!!!!!!! Specially with Xmas coming, mail takes forever at this time of year. Lucky I am not in a rush. Also have to find a crank breather setup that I like and a inline fuel filter that fits the larger diameter pipe that the old uses.

What bike are those Mikunis from?

Ed_in_Miami wrote: What bike are those Mikunis from?

They are flatside 34's that I bought years ago just waiting for something to use them on.

badboy carbs right there! :evil:

leon

Been getting a few jobs done again of late. Only getting odd hours here and there to work on the bike so progress has been pretty slow. Would really love to get a whole day left alone in the shed but that might be wishful thinking at the moment. Latest updates............we now have new 530 chain and sprockets fitted. I used a ZRX1200 front sprocket and the rear was a Vortex that I bought for a ZX12R that I sold a few years back and never fitted. It iis geared 17 front and 48 rear which is pretty much stock KZP gearing. Would like to put a smaller rear on but at the moment lack of funds and having a brand new sprocket sitting there meant the decision was made for me!