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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 14:25 #20236

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I win. :)

780 Big Bore kit with copper gaskets.

So much for a KZ650 cafe racer. lol

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 15:41 #20247

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Good 4 U 2WT. Now put in some 750 cams, p&p the heads, 14 tooth front sprocket and you're gonna have one potent-punching little middleweight that will pull like a locomotive from the lights. Whatcha doin for carbs? I am going with bored 26Mikunis for my 810 Kz 650.
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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 15:44 #20250

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Way to go. I have 29mm smooth bores on my hopped up 650
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77 KZ650 C1 with ZX7 forks, GPZ mono rear, wider 18 police wheels and Yoshimura motor.

Yorba Linda Cal.

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 15:45 #20251

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reborn650 wrote:

Good 4 U 2WT. Now put in some 750 cams, p&p the heads, 14 tooth front sprocket and you're gonna have one potent-punching little middleweight that will pull like a locomotive from the lights. Whatcha doin for carbs? I am going with bored 26Mikunis for my 810 Kz 650.
Cheers-Colin Firth Ontario Canada


Thank ya sir.

Cams? Already bought those. :)



84/85 GPz 750 Cams. Ebay. $29.95 plus shipping.

Planning on pulling the head tonight or tomorrow to get the port and polish on....

Haven't thought about carbs yet. I'm still like $1200.00 under budget (with all this stuff plus new tires, and extra little bits to rebuild brakes and swingarm and stuff... figured I might as well just get it over with so I don't have to do it all later!) so I can definitely buy something really nice. Kinda liked those Malossis on ebay, but I can't fathom that price.

Who knows. Any other suggestions? :)

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 16:14 #20259

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Who makes and where do you get a 780 CC kit?

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 16:19 #20260

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baldy110 wrote:

Who makes and where do you get a 780 CC kit?


Made by MTC Engineering. Got it on Ebay. $325.00 complete with pins, copper gasket, o rings, pistons, rings, etc. ...

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 16:50 #20266

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I was high bidder for awhile on your kit ,, Best man wins ,, (:

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 16:52 #20267

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Shoe48 wrote:

I was high bidder for awhile on your kit ,, Best man wins ,, (:


Were you "fastkz"?

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 16:54 #20269

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Hey 2WT. With those Gpz cams (without the exhaust cam's tach gear) what kinda electronic tach setup you goin' with? How about the valves and springs....you upgrading them also?

I think with the carbs you've got to consider what Wiredgeorge (I'm pretty sure it was our carb guru..) said about parts availability with some carbs. Also you've got to remember that some carbs are easier to fiddle and dial-in with than others. I'm kzr members will be able to also offer some good advice to get you the performance you are looking for.

By the way...what year is the 650 you are massaging?
Cheers-Colin Firth-Ontario Canada
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-1982 Ferrari 308 GTSi Red/Tan
-Toyota FJ Cruiser - 6 speed tank
-2010 Mazda CX-7 Turbo (my bride's)
-1998 Jeep TJ Wrangler 4.0...

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 17:05 #20273

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reborn650 wrote:

Hey 2WT. With those Gpz cams (without the exhaust cam's tach gear) what kinda electronic tach setup you goin' with? How about the valves and springs....you upgrading them also?

I think with the carbs you've got to consider what Wiredgeorge (I'm pretty sure it was our carb guru..) said about parts availability with some carbs. Also you've got to remember that some carbs are easier to fiddle and dial-in with than others. I'm kzr members will be able to also offer some good advice to get you the performance you are looking for.

By the way...what year is the 650 you are massaging?
Cheers-Colin Firth-Ontario Canada


This is the speedo/tach I'm gonna order up.



I'll plan on doing valves and springs while I'm in there. Like I said, might as well, right? :)

The bike is a 79 KZ650.

This is what it looked like when I got it:



And this is what it looks like at the moment:

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 17:22 #20277

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No I wasnt Fastkz .. Your looking to hard ,, I was high bidder for only a short time .. Hmmmmm My name here is shoe48 .." Captain I think we are on to something " " Just beam me up Scotty",,, Hey like what ya your doing to the bike .. Keep up the good work .. Shoe man

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Proud owner of a KZ780 big bore kit! :) 28 Jan 2006 17:25 #20278

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Shoe48 wrote:

No I wasnt Fastkz .. Your looking to hard ,, I was high bidder for only a short time .. Hmmmmm My name here is shoe48 .." Captain I think we are on to something " " Just beam me up Scotty",,, Hey like what ya your doing to the bike .. Keep up the good work .. Shoe man


Smartass. ;) hahaha

That's the only name I remembered from the auction cause he seemed to really want it, so I had to set my sniper to get it. lol

Thanks for the compliment. I'm hoping to have a TON of pics for everyone on here in the next few weeks when all these parts start to arrive.

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