valve lapping

Its all good brought it to shop get it checked out hone and valve job pricing gonna do it right

koloj wrote: Its all good brought it to shop get it checked out hone and valve job pricing gonna do it right

There you go

kzz1king wrote: Larry mentioned a chisel tipped sharpie. I am no expert but it worked well for me also.
Wayne

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Dave ...aka OMR was here to visit for a couple of days. I showed him the magic marker trick on Tyler's KZ1300 head

One thing what valves are compatible with my kz750 1980 and is their cheaper aftermarket ones or were can u get them cause few might be bent

koloj wrote: One thing what valves are compatible with my kz750 1980 and is their cheaper aftermarket ones or were can u get them cause few might be bent

Would obtain the part numbers from kawasaki,com and Google each number.

Lots of good info on kawasaki.com, including parts diagrams, part names, part numbers, models sharing same part, availability, etc. Here's a link for help with navigating the site and finding information.

Click here > www.kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/37...imitstart=0&start=20

Good Fortune!

koloj wrote: One thing what valves are compatible with my kz750 1980 and is their cheaper aftermarket ones or were can u get them cause few might be bent

I would start by finding out how many intake and exhaust valves are needed. They normally can be found on eBay for about $24 each, but if you need intake valves here's a place that has 2 of them for $17 each. Ed

www.nwvintagecycleparts.com/search-resul...earch.x=7&search.y=8

koloj wrote: One thing what valves are compatible with my kz750 1980 and is their cheaper aftermarket ones or were can u get them cause few might be bent

The FIRST thing you want to do with a 750 head is to have the combustion chambers media blasted so the full valve seat can be inspected for chips. I've had 750 heads come in with seats so badly chipped they need to be replaced. If the head checks out good, then order valves and IMO you may as well just get all new valves and be done with it as long as you're going the extra mile to attempt to do things properly.

IF the head needs valve seats [and i'm not saying it will or will not] get a price on that first.

Yea but what valves are compatible with my engine I look all over the net and don't find my valves so can u use one's for the 1000 or 900 cause seems to be a lot of companies who make aftermarket valves for those engines 750 not in any if their category's

Check kz650.info, should be some valves floating around over there.
Maybe even a good complete head.

koloj wrote: Yea but what valves are compatible with my engine I look all over the net and don't find my valves so can u use one's for the 1000 or 900 cause seems to be a lot of companies who make aftermarket valves for those engines 750 not in any if their category's

??? I don't understand why you are having problems finding the valves for your motorcycle. Your intake and exhaust valves are readily available on eBay and 2 intakes are available in the link I provided in my earlier reply. What exactly are you using for your search criteria? Are you quite sure you know what to look for? Ed

I think he means he can't find a place to buy the 4 intake and 4 exhaust valves all together at once.

Aftermarket valves for 750 are not that common as 650 ones.

Did you try Partzilla?

Yea what I meant like I have the head at shop right now I bet their gonna tell me I need few valves if I need 4 per say I might as well get set of eight why I was wondering if their was like after market place made valves but I will try partzilla