GPZ750/810 racer running....
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
20 Dec 2011 19:04
has few advantages to it:
one less seal to leak,
no rod destroyed if chain splits
smoother clutch action
not a big believer in cutting weight from already light ally parts..... how much do you think that whole cover weights? nowadays try spend my time where there's some real potential, weight savings vs. effort kind of thing...
I cut the cover off mostly to allow quick sprocket changes
one less seal to leak,
no rod destroyed if chain splits
smoother clutch action
not a big believer in cutting weight from already light ally parts..... how much do you think that whole cover weights? nowadays try spend my time where there's some real potential, weight savings vs. effort kind of thing...
I cut the cover off mostly to allow quick sprocket changes
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
20 Dec 2011 19:07
Gotcha. All makes sense - that's part of the reason I figured I'd let it go - the cover didn't weigh that much to begin with. Thanks!
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
21 Dec 2011 11:43
Hey TG - hope you don't mind the questions. You're my expert to bounce questions off of 
What size battery are you using for your total loss system?

What size battery are you using for your total loss system?
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
21 Dec 2011 15:32
no problem DD glad to help
it's a 2.4 A/h, copes quite well with 30 minutes running time, actually I can do two sessions or more without a recharge.
but i do use a 90's gsxr ign box and coils which have pretty low consumption compared to a dyna.
a points system would consume even more
what ign are you running?
TG
it's a 2.4 A/h, copes quite well with 30 minutes running time, actually I can do two sessions or more without a recharge.
but i do use a 90's gsxr ign box and coils which have pretty low consumption compared to a dyna.
a points system would consume even more
what ign are you running?
TG
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
21 Dec 2011 16:11 - 21 Dec 2011 16:11
Debating Dyna-S vs. stock points. Right now I'm thinking the Dyna-S for ease of use, but I need to test it first - it was a "found" unit in a free motor.
Wonder if the GSXR ign would work on the 650 too, I'll examine your photos a little closer and compare.
Are you running stock coils?
Wonder if the GSXR ign would work on the 650 too, I'll examine your photos a little closer and compare.
Are you running stock coils?
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer marching on
21 Dec 2011 17:51
cant see why it wouldnt, a bit of fine work but not that hard.
yep, gsxr coils and single pickup too
yep, gsxr coils and single pickup too
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer running....
24 Dec 2011 02:15
So what suz ignition is it off off TG and how does the timeing differ from the gpz?
What parts did you need?
:side: :side:
What parts did you need?
:side: :side:
Z650B2 - Injected
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Re: GPZ750/810 racer running....
25 Dec 2011 08:29
its gsxr , roughly anything 750-1100 from 88-95 will work, 750 will have 13K limiter, 1100 11K, so maybe 1100 is better
get:
rotor
pickup
coils
CDI
revcounter
need to make:
95mm plate to attach pickup in the cases
turn a small adapter for rotor
custom harness or reuse the stock wires
rotor is almost straight fit, had to turn a little collar due to slight diameter difference
pickup needs to be mounted inside the plate, rest is wiring really
if you get the parts, its pretty obvious,
timing is adjusted on the dyno, with my race motors *lots of turbulance creating squish( i run quite little advance, 25-28 fully advance, street bike with low CR would need more, bets test on dyno
get:
rotor
pickup
coils
CDI
revcounter
need to make:
95mm plate to attach pickup in the cases
turn a small adapter for rotor
custom harness or reuse the stock wires
rotor is almost straight fit, had to turn a little collar due to slight diameter difference
pickup needs to be mounted inside the plate, rest is wiring really
if you get the parts, its pretty obvious,
timing is adjusted on the dyno, with my race motors *lots of turbulance creating squish( i run quite little advance, 25-28 fully advance, street bike with low CR would need more, bets test on dyno
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