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Will the chain be the same for the cams. I know that the gpz cams have a longer duration than the stock 77 650 cams. Will my stock 4-1 header fit the gpz head?
what is stock hp of a 83 gpz and how many gears does it have (5 speed or 6 speed)?
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They will have different cam chains though. The 77 650 will have what looks like a normal bicycle chain where the 83 will most likely have a hi-vo chain.
Hope that helps until someone else can give a better answer.
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Stock 83 GPz750 was rated at 85 hp.
Personally, I would not use the GPz750 cams on a 650, as the GPz cams are biased towards high rpm hp and the midrange will suffer. I think a set of KZ750 cams might work well on a 650, along with a KZ750 head. I think you would pick up an additional 5 hp that way.
KZ650 64 hp
KZ750 74 hp
GPz750 85 hp
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Mellvis! Is that you? Good to see you back.
It's me. Thanks for the welcome. I've always been here, just not much going on to talk about.
I had mention before about 750 cams in a 650 and recieved lots of good information. I'm sure the post are still in the archives.
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This is the link to the 750 cams in a 650 post.
I hope this helps!
Post edited by: mellvis, at: 2005/10/20 11:05
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i had the conversion done so i can run the j head on my 77 1000.
i want to know if this is possible on the smaller cc bikes as well.
i also had the boss for the tach drilled on the j head so i can run a regular tach.
has anyone performed this swap with success?
just benchtop racing here but won't the big bore kit run better with a stock gpz head then a ported 650 head?
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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just benchtop racing here but won't the big bore kit run better with a stock gpz head then a ported 650 head?
I don't think Colin would agree to that
Port a 650 head and use the 750 valves and you have a 750 head with a smaller combustion chamber with a higher compression ratio. It just requires more work when you use the 650 head.
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i have a old mtc 784 kit for my 650 and the pistons are 12.5:1.
way to much for the street.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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just benchtop racing here but won't the big bore kit run better with a stock gpz head then a ported 650 head?
I don't think Colin would agree to that
Port a 650 head and use the 750 valves and you have a 750 head with a smaller combustion chamber with a higher compression ratio. It just requires more work when you use the 650 head.
That's the set up I have on my 650.
As far as putting a 750 head on a 650 with roller chain there's some problems with the roller chain on the 750 head.
650 head with cam chain idler
750 head with no provisions for idler
GPZ intake cam
Yoshimura intake cam, you want to talk duration.
here's a pic of my intake port.
stock port.
Mark
Post edited by: Mark Wing, at: 2007/05/27 20:55
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77 KZ650 C1 with ZX7 forks, GPZ mono rear, wider 18 police wheels and Yoshimura motor.
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Post edited by: vach, at: 2007/05/28 00:15
1979 kz650 B. Chicago, Illinois
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