crank z900 and z1000

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Re: crank z900 and z1000

30 Dec 2013 12:59
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is that the front wheel (drum brakes) :unsure: you are going to use on your build ? :blink:
2005 Kawasaki mean streak
2000 325 H.P. mcXpress turbo Hayabusa
1979 kz 1000 mk II ATP turbo
1975 Z1 960 cc Mr. Turbo
1975 Z1 1428 big block ATP turbo
1976 Kz900 1103 cc ATP turbo
1985 GS 1150E
1983 GS 1100E
1997 Suzuki Bandit 1200S
2001 Kawasaki EX 500 Ninja
1972 Honda cb750 (836cc turbo)
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Re: crank z900 and z1000

30 Dec 2013 13:06 - 30 Dec 2013 13:39
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turboking wrote: is that the front wheel (drum brakes) :unsure: you are going to use on your build ? :blink:

But it's air cooled. :woohoo: :evil: :evil:

The drum I mean is aircooled. Wonder what it came off of?

Nothing like having disc brakes with twin discs up front though.
1980 KZ1000 LTD-B4(MK II engine) - Progressive suspension, MTC pistons, Dynojet Stage III, all wear items replaced, WFO paint scheme(1978), etc..

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Re: crank z900 and z1000

30 Dec 2013 15:04
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Hard to find a mkii crank? I've got three of them buggers but cant find a 900 crank anywhere for my z1 project.

I agree though, the kz1000 crank is just fine for a street bike, hell jeff's z1 has a 15 pin 1000 crank in it and it has a turbo motor.
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Re: crank z900 and z1000

30 Dec 2013 15:39
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sbc1320 wrote:
turboking wrote: is that the front wheel (drum brakes) :unsure: you are going to use on your build ? :blink:

But it's air cooled. :woohoo: :evil: :evil:

The drum I mean is aircooled. Wonder what it came off of?

Nothing like having disc brakes with twin discs up front though.


early H2 500 triple :unsure: :evil: , looks to me ........not 4 me ...old z disc do not work well on any turbo :S like dragging your feet, flintstone style
2005 Kawasaki mean streak
2000 325 H.P. mcXpress turbo Hayabusa
1979 kz 1000 mk II ATP turbo
1975 Z1 960 cc Mr. Turbo
1975 Z1 1428 big block ATP turbo
1976 Kz900 1103 cc ATP turbo
1985 GS 1150E
1983 GS 1100E
1997 Suzuki Bandit 1200S
2001 Kawasaki EX 500 Ninja
1972 Honda cb750 (836cc turbo)

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Re: crank z900 and z1000

30 Dec 2013 15:41
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turboking wrote: ...old z disc do not work well on any turbo :S like dragging your feet, flintstone style

I can imagine with 3 times the amount of power. :)
1980 KZ1000 LTD-B4(MK II engine) - Progressive suspension, MTC pistons, Dynojet Stage III, all wear items replaced, WFO paint scheme(1978), etc..

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Re: crank z900 and z1000

31 Dec 2013 03:51
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The frontbrake is a 4ls from a Suzuki gt750 - just got the wheels back from rebuilding in the UK ysterday and its now running 16x3,5"/18x2,5"... Its gonna be lowered around 2,5" and the suspension is gonna be tightened up radically
Frame is being cleaned and reinforced- hope it will go under 200kg....

Happy new year and thanks for the answers :-)

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