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- asevans
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1978 Z1-R Project
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Thanx Jake. ill check your project out. Whats the title?
No problem, you will need to remove the bearings before powder coating. The grease would drip out and ruin the finish when they bake the powder. Replace the bearings with new ones, Z1E has them here. After leaving them in the freezer over night I just gently tapped the new bearings in using a socket as a driver. I've also heard that some people press them in using a piece of all-thread and some nuts and washers.
My project thread is "78 Z1R Winter Project" located here.
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you won't be disappointed in the powdercoated frame.i would really like to pull mine down and pc the frame.can't go wrong following Jakeb's thread he sure did a nice job on his.
keep us posted,we need more z1r threads .
leon
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1976 kz 900 x 3
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spend $20 and have a machine shop or welding shop press em out for yaCool project. As for the swingarm bearings, I believe that there is a special tool made for pulling them. I got mine out by hammering them from the opposite side. I ruined a socket extension in the process.
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Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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...think it was already broke.....just glued together or something. i noticed it was cracked and just touched it and wham.... its the left side
Left side what?
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sudco did have em.
leon
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i make what i can,and save the rest!
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hth,
leon
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1976 kz 900 x 3
i make what i can,and save the rest!
billybiltit.blogspot.com/
www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work
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Might check current availability with Bike Bandit where these parts are listed.
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1976 YZ 125
1976 KZ400
1979 KZ400 LTD
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