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750 camshafts
- Jay_G
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Im looking for a Straight bolt in set of cams for a GT 750 (kz 750 spectre shaft motor with gpz cams)
im looking for a fair hike in performance and want them to be streetable......within reason
the bike is also getting a wiseco 810 kit, dynojet stg 3 and a free flowing exhaust.
i know i will have to get valve springs aswell, so where do i get a good set cheap online?
do cams from bigger models (900/1000/1100) bolt in or is that it?
i want to buy them outright no exchange or sending them over for a regrind as im in Australia.
thanks
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Are you sure that you have GPz750 cams stock? GPz750 cams shift the power band into the upper rpm range and are weak on the lower and middle rpm range. I don't believe anyone is currently making cams for the 650/750, but Webcam lists a regrind that requires you to send in a set of cams, perhaps you could find someone here to sell you a set of 750 cams and have them shipped directly to Webcam and then on to you (just an idea).
I think the 900/1000 valve springs may work on the 650/750, but you might check with APE to verify that.
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megacycle does too. they both "make" your new cams out of kz650/750 and gpz750 cams, so if you want to keep driving your bike while you are getting the cams done, buy the cheapest set of the 3 and send them away. i think i saw some really cheap 650 cams on ebay awhile ago...might be something to look intoWebcam lists a regrind that requires you to send in a set of cams.
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APE Jay? do they work?I think the 900/1000 valve springs may work on the 650/750, but you might check with APE to verify that.
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01 ZX-12R street/drag bike. 8.97 @155.7 pump gas, dot tires, no bars, no power adders. top speed in the 1/4: 161MPH
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I still suggest contacting APE or Jeff at Z1 Enterprises to make sure though
Valve Springs - heavy duty APE Kawasaki KZ1000 Z1 KZ900 KZ650
APVS900K
APE
OEM: 12007-012 12007-011
Kawasaki High Performance Valve Springs for up to .460" lift cams
Fits KZ1000A/B/C/D/E/G KZ1300A/B KZ900 Z1 KZ650B/C/D/E/F ZN1300A1-A6 ZN700A1-A2
www.z1enterprises.com/detail.aspx?ID=2656
You might take a look at the GPz750 FAQ in the "Links" section to the right, maybe there is some info there.
There is more than one version of the GPz750 FAQ, and I don't know if this is from the version in the links section or not.
I've often thought of trying some stronger valve springs and perhaps I will someday. If I do it'll be a set of APE springs made for cams with up to .460" of lift. Schnitz Racing (800-837-9730) offers a complete set of APE valve springs to fit the Kz650 through 1100 2 valve motors ( part # VS 900K) for $46 plus shipping.
gpzrider.lagemann.org/technical/FAQ2000.htm
Keep in mind that this is old info and the prices have increased
Post edited by: steell, at: 2006/06/25 13:52
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