Increase that displacement for very little $$$

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Increase that displacement for very little $$$

23 Sep 2016 15:13 - 23 Sep 2016 15:15
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For detailed instructions see:



This guy really knows his stuff. ;) Ed
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

23 Sep 2016 15:34
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LOL.... :blink:

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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

23 Sep 2016 17:28 - 23 Sep 2016 17:45
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I guess if someone is stupid enough to try it, they DON"T belong on a motorcycle. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Last edit: 23 Sep 2016 17:45 by SWest. Reason: Removed stink bug crack.

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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

24 Sep 2016 00:04
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Very informative. Thanks.

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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

24 Sep 2016 00:23
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Must be a Yammi guy. Looks like RD400 cylinder and an XS400 frame in back.

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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

24 Sep 2016 13:30
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650ed wrote: For detailed instructions see:



This guy really knows his stuff. ;) Ed

Ed......I think you should stay away from this guy's channel.....before you get too addicted and do something you may regret - like using a "spork"...... :lol: :lol:
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

24 Sep 2016 13:53
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:lol: :lol: I think you may be right. Ed
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

25 Sep 2016 02:37
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Brilliant, will give that a go tonight LOL
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

25 Sep 2016 05:50
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I just took my Z1R engine apart to recondition it using your expert advice, I had to use a soccer ball (round ball) deflated to fit, is that ok? I used sand blast grit to make the crosshatch but I suspect 1mm deep grooves might be an issue. My question is-
Once the engine is together should I use a silicon grease or bearing grease to prevent the engine from smoking.and will the clutch be ok?
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

25 Sep 2016 05:58
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Don't forget the metal tape. :woohoo:
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

25 Sep 2016 06:24
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swest wrote: Don't forget the metal tape. :woohoo:
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You're kidding right? I'm not falling for that, everyone knows that will never work how dumb do you think I am?, I'll use harley pistons filed down to suit, I might use the tape to beef up the gudgeon pin holes.
We all know the harley pistons will make my bike rev lower so I intend to change the sprockets to 19T front and 28T rear.
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Re: Increase that displacement for very little $$$

25 Sep 2016 07:57
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Using Harley parts might infect the bike with the UGS. :lol:
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