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Re: kz1000 engine cases

04 Dec 2015 09:45
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The cases should be a matched pair. Otherwise you will have fitment issues.
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

04 Dec 2015 09:49
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Yes the ST cases are matched pair but i am not shure if my cranck and gear from Z1R will fit?

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Re: kz1000 engine cases

04 Dec 2015 09:55
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It'll fit, use the cases and all your parts
my bikes; 80kz1000(project), 77 gl1000, 74 h2 (project)
Past; 78 kz1000, 83 kz550
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

04 Dec 2015 09:58
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Thanks a lot ,this saved my day. :) :)

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Re: kz1000 engine cases

04 Dec 2015 10:38
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There's two spots for the shifter arm/selector, use the one that matches your trans door, the other one is for the shaft drive setup, ignore it
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

08 Dec 2015 20:11
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I talked to the welder and he looked at my engine case.
So if is welding this it will need a line bore/hone after weld process?
Ok so we talked about what to do and we will try a Big Time sert insert .
Never tried this before but looks good and also perfect measurments for this repair.Updates this when done and also told
you that it is cylinder stud,its not it is crank bearing side. :)

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Re: kz1000 engine cases

09 Dec 2015 06:28
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It's not the crank bearing? Sure looked like it. The cylinder stud is easy compared to that. Got some wiggle room there. ;)
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

09 Dec 2015 08:08
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yes it is crank bearing, thinking Norwegian and typing same :dry:

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Re: kz1000 engine cases

09 Dec 2015 08:46
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He can fill the hole, file it even, put the bearing in and cap, then start the new hole with the cap in place. That's how I'd do it anyway. :unsure:
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

10 Dec 2015 17:31
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swest wrote: He can fill the hole, file it even, put the bearing in and cap, then start the new hole with the cap in place. That's how I'd do it anyway. :unsure:
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Id say its way to close to bore where main bearing sits,by the time you get the hole welded up I think youd warp too many machined areas. ;)
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Re: kz1000 engine cases

25 Dec 2015 22:37 - 25 Dec 2015 22:40
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So i did some work last days and i hope the result is good, but do you think it is good enough?
First thing ,cleaning, Loctite repair compound,cured 72 hours, then i mounted a big time sert.i made up a simple drill jig alumium plate.
As seen on one of the Pictures i order a extra lenght Insert. I t is my first experience wite time sert and it felt very solid.But the last Picture is number one, not shure why that happend. Rune

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Re: kz1000 engine cases

26 Dec 2015 04:03
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Looks like the Time Cert has a good bight 3/4 the way around. Just might work. B)
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