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re build 1980 KZ1000
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The question is can and should you put 1979 head on top of a 1980 engine ?
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Comes with the cams.
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Later, Doug
1978 z1000 Streetfighter
1976 z900 Stripfighter (work in progress)
1983 Gpz750 Resto-Mod
1989 Vmax
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The red circles are the exhaust ports, for this reason the head is called a smog head or emission head.
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On the head cover, you can see the front pockets.
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It also has a square end not rounded.
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I guess I will need block off covers for the smog ports.
Tore the the bike all the way down ,re painted,powder coat stuff,bought new stuff as I was tearing it down to replace worn and broken stuff.
Now I just have to remember where it all goes. Pics will follow.
Thanks to all !
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wireman wrote: use your original cams/sprockets to be safe
That's actually a valid point. Some 79 motors had 15 pin cranks with 30 tooth cam sprockets. 80's had 16/32.
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LarryC wrote:
wireman wrote: use your original cams/sprockets to be safe
LarryC wrote:
That's actually a valid point. Some 79 motors had 15 pin cranks with 30 tooth cam sprockets. 80's had 16/32.
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Wow Larry and Jim agree on something........ :ohmy:
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