79ltd kz1k fit a 77kz 1k frame

So the question is will a 79 kz1000ltd fit my 77kz1000a frame?
Ltd seem to have the J- motor or mk2.
Ifound a already built kz1000ltd motor with 1198 kit cams and 29 smoothbores.
Would like to install in my bike.

73-80 900/1000 all fit the same.

Awesome thanks
Will be picking up cycle this week

so here it is.....its a 79Kz1000 with a 1198 wisco kit 29mm smoothbore and web cams z4...
Bike came with over $1500 in recipts and a new Kerker Header.
Also has a electronic ignition , rectifier/regulader and some Nology Coils( nerver heard of them.

so here it is.....its a 79Kz1000 with a 1198 wisco kit 29mm smoothbore and web cams z4...
Bike came with over $1500 in recipts and a new Kerker Header.
Also has a electronic ignition , rectifier/regulader and some Nology Coils( nerver heard of them.

you're parting that one out? Seems close to being a very good bike. I would have started with that and been right at being done by the looks of it

No not parting out....I bout the bike for the engine.
Once I finish the bike in my sig....I'll be using the engine from the 79.
And use the 77 engine on the 79.
Bike is pretty complete just need a little TLC

nice score there sir.

leon

For the money it was going to cost me to build my 77engine I got a hole bike for much less.

spdygon wrote: For the money it was going to cost me to build my 77engine I got a hole bike for much less.

that is a very good way to look at it :evil: !

leon

....so i was test fitting a set of crash bars on my 79......the one bolt that was not long enough was the front top.
did the bars come with new bolts and nuts that would be longer (then originals) when purchase new?

It's relatively easy and inexpensive to make a slightly longer custom length replacement.

Can get a length of appropriate diameter plain round steel bar stock from the local hardware store, cut it to desired length, and cut treads on both ends.
The thread size must be same as the original part.
Use a nut on the end that replaces bolt-head on the original part.

If the needed diy thread-cutting tap isn't at hand, could probably get the bar ends threaded at a machine shop for very little cost.

Good Fortune!