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This is not a Kawasaki product... probably a Chinese drill that they put their name on... but I've had it for almost 10 years and it's held up pretty good. I haven't even had to open the spare battery yet.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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Not a Kawasaki but from Japan
Before and after
You can't go back:)
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1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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I had a Orange 73 Datsun 240Z.
I wish I still had it.
Dave
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Mr Turbo Race Kit, MTC 1075 Turbo pistons by PitStop Performance , Falicon Ultra Lite Super Crank, APE everything. Les Holt @ PDM's Billet Goodies . Frame by Chuck Kurzawa @ Logghe Chassis . Deep sump 5qt oil pan. RIP Bill Hahn
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I worked for Nissan for 21 years having started in 1985 when the 300ZX was their premier vehicle. I restored a Datsun 510 back then, motivated when they were blowing out NOS engines and transmissions to clear out the warehouse. I bought a FULLY DRESSED L20B engine (2.0 L 4-cylinder), a 280Z engine, and two 5-speed transmissions, all for less than $1000 total. Those were the good old days.
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swest wrote: Worked on a 280 in the early 90's. The owner was too cheap to buy new fuel line. It caught fire in front of Chief auto. I drug him home with a chain. Mr. Toad's wild ride. :evil: Scared the SHT out of him. After that the old man listened to what I told him.
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There was a huge recall program, including the 280's, to replace all the rubber fuel system tubing. Some chemical that was added to the gasoline after the vehicles were sold was attacking the fuel lines, yet Nissan was paying to replace the hoses for fear of damage to their reputation if cars started burning.
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Honda 55 Trail don't ask me what year, 65? (sold)
79 Yamaha XS400 (sold)
76 KZ750B Twin (project)
72 Honda CT70 (project)
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Make sure you clean up as much of the flashing as you can , it will make everything move easier.
Although that part can be pretty boring for a young mind
78 KZ1000 A2A
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