which year KZ engine is the best to have?

Addy, Much depends on what you want/ can afford.and what your' abilities are.if there's a kz400 around cheep,and it's your' first, go for it. most of us started with cast-offs. and I'd be surprised if most of the members here didn't have current rides in their stables. building/moding a 30 year old liter bike is a sign of relative affluence, not a need for daily transport.lines here diverge,between restoreres,riders,racers,customs,etall. if you've got the bucks, and want the best "kz". a new zrx1200, would be my opt. going back, a GPZ1100,KZ1100elr Kz1100,KZ1000,Kz900 Z1,KZ750/4 CSR650/KZ650/kz440/kz400..............G

How much does a set of billet cases sell for? Roy:woohoo:

The only billet cases I know of are made by a guy who used to work for MTC. I believe you can buy them now through there and cost about $3500 a set. That's the price last time I heard but it may have changed but I'm sure it wouldn't be by much. I also believe you have to use their oil pimp and possibly a few other parts made just for these cases.

eeeeeeeeeeeeeek!:laugh: give me a 500lb block of aluminum,a die grinder and a lot of files and check back in about 10 years!:woohoo:

hahahahahaha, awesome

on the other hand, give me a z1 bottom end and that 500lb block and i'll have you a case in a month

25hp CNC overkill!!! I bet nobody else has access to a 25hp CNC!

Ours are 20s. aperaceparts.com/move.html
Jay

mtc you say hmmmmmmmm.

APE Jay wrote:

Ours are 20s. aperaceparts.com/move.html
Jay

he even has bathrooms in the new place,high performance parts and plumbing!i think ive found my graceland!:laugh:

i just went to mtc's web site those cases are going for 4500.oo their billet block is only 1800.00 finished +pistons, a ward vortex head 3500.00,robinson trans mission 3500.00, a falicon super crank 4000.00 then all you have to do is find the rest of the parts and pieces + the speical mtc oil pump and off you go to the races with out a kawi part in the whole bike.

Pretty stout engine there lol

dont forget a $40,000.00 chassis to get it to hook up!:laugh: