Non kz engine swaps
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Re: Non kz engine swaps
08 Sep 2016 21:16
Ed, that's a Yamaha FJ.1100 or 1200.motor in that frame, not a Suzuki motor.
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09 Sep 2016 05:1980B4 wrote: Ed, that's a Yamaha FJ.1100 or 1200.motor in that frame, not a Suzuki motor.
Thanks! I made the correction. Ed
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09 Sep 2016 05:33
Stuffing in a larger engine may require that the engine be removed in order to check and/or adjust the valve clearances, as there may be insufficient room to remove the valve cover when the engine is installed.
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09 Sep 2016 06:02
Thanks for the comments guys
Valve adjustments on new bikes is like 15k increments
Not very concerning to me
Guess I might be pioneering this whole thing ha
Valve adjustments on new bikes is like 15k increments
Not very concerning to me
Guess I might be pioneering this whole thing ha
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09 Sep 2016 08:29jowek70 wrote: Valve adjustments on new bikes is like 15k increments
Not very concerning to me
Not planning on it lasting that long? :whistle:
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09 Sep 2016 08:36Kidkawie wrote:jowek70 wrote: Valve adjustments on new bikes is like 15k increments
Not very concerning to me
Not planning on it lasting that long? :whistle:
No I live in Wisconsin so 15k could be 2 seasons of riding
I'm very good to my bikes
Ito me having a bad ass daily rider would be worth pulling the engine every winter to adjust valves
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09 Sep 2016 13:33
What about a ZZR1100 engine, water cooled GPZ and ZRX are the same engine.
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09 Sep 2016 21:15
Im putting a 750 gsxr in a 77 650 frame with 03-04 636 suspension
front and rear. Still under construction, but Im sure this has been done before.
The build so far has been pretty ez.
front and rear. Still under construction, but Im sure this has been done before.
The build so far has been pretty ez.
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10 Sep 2016 08:18kz n az wrote: Im putting a 750 gsxr in a 77 650 frame with 03-04 636 suspension
front and rear. Still under construction, but Im sure this has been done before.
The build so far has been pretty ez.
How's it fit in the frame?
New liter bike engines are tiny so I'm guessing I'll have to ad flanges to the frame to mount it properly
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10 Sep 2016 22:11
No Im sorry I dont have a thread because I suck badly on computers.
The Suzuki top and bottom rear motor mounts are a perfect fit to the
77 kz frame. All I did was slide the motor to line-up with the rear sprocket
which put motor off center of the frame by 1/8 and added new spacer
to the motor mount bolts. Install a new mount on bottom rail to fit suzukis motor. You wont need to notch the frame or an off
set frt sprocket. The exhaust ports will clear the front frame tubes.
The Suzuki headers have a tighter radius so the cut them just before
the bend and added 1 1/2 so the pipes would clear the frame.
The 636 swing arm and frt forks really adds a nice look to the bike.
Hope this helps in some way. If others have a comment please jump in I can use
the help.
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The Suzuki top and bottom rear motor mounts are a perfect fit to the
77 kz frame. All I did was slide the motor to line-up with the rear sprocket
which put motor off center of the frame by 1/8 and added new spacer
to the motor mount bolts. Install a new mount on bottom rail to fit suzukis motor. You wont need to notch the frame or an off
set frt sprocket. The exhaust ports will clear the front frame tubes.
The Suzuki headers have a tighter radius so the cut them just before
the bend and added 1 1/2 so the pipes would clear the frame.
The 636 swing arm and frt forks really adds a nice look to the bike.
Hope this helps in some way. If others have a comment please jump in I can use
the help.
GOOD LUCK
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11 Sep 2016 04:55kz n az wrote: No Im sorry I dont have a thread because I suck badly on computers.
The Suzuki top and bottom rear motor mounts are a perfect fit to the
77 kz frame. All I did was slide the motor to line-up with the rear sprocket
which put motor off center of the frame by 1/8 and added new spacer
to the motor mount bolts. Install a new mount on bottom rail to fit suzukis motor. You wont need to notch the frame or an off
set frt sprocket. The exhaust ports will clear the front frame tubes.
The Suzuki headers have a tighter radius so the cut them just before
the bend and added 1 1/2 so the pipes would clear the frame.
The 636 swing arm and frt forks really adds a nice look to the bike.
Hope this helps in some way. If others have a comment please jump in I can use
the help.
GOOD LUCK
Good to hear
Any issues with fitting the throttle bodies?
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Re: Non kz engine swaps
11 Sep 2016 05:35
I must have missed that parts of the conversation my gixxer
has carbs. sorry
has carbs. sorry
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