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N,GA newb, in over my head HELP! ( 92 KZ1000p11 )
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its a 92 Kz1000 p11 with most of the police stuff striped already . When i got it. it ran (the guy drove it) it did not sound too bad at all but what do i know i bought it thinking it just needed tires and pads. well I was wrong rotors and pads maybe calipers are shot too and i just tried to clean the carbs will see how that goes when i put them back on.
got some rims with good rotors from a friend but need to know if they will fit. (dam new rotors are 250 or something each)
also got new handlebars
anyways right now i am trying to look into putting none police controls on
pics and videos up soon
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- Whats that? Half of my swingarm is missing?!?!?
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FRANKEN Z!
1978 KZ1000 A2A with 08'Speed Triple SSSA and '06 GSXR1000 front end
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BUY YOURSELF AN OEM SERVICE MANUAL.... e-bay has them...
If you can only find a Clymers then buy it for better then none... Since you stated new to motorcycles then read and study the shit out of it.... Every freaking page!!!
Hell, I have 3 different manuals for mine, OEM is the best of them....
Don't do shit to the bike until you have studied it...
As for carbs including yours, here's some more shit for you to study...
kzrider.com/index.php?option=com_docman&...d&gid=461&Itemid=108
In troubleshooting, going in blind is nearly impossible, very confusing/frsutrating and you most likely won't enjoy the experience and go this KZ sucks blah-blah-blah...
If you understand the theories of the sections your t-shotting, hell you have 80% of the problem already resolved then... Going in blind, 0%...:S
Buy and study the manual... Even has trouble-shooting guides in the back pages to help you out...
Once you know the lingo/part names/basic theories and operations then ask away and we'll be more then happy to bombard you with opinions... :woohoo:
But for KZ Gods sake, don't be one of those who says "What's this little do-hickey" or "Where is the timing chain adjuster... :woohoo: I found the adjuster" for this just shows you're not truly doing the research in learning your KZ and just looking for the magical answer so "I just want to ride it"...
Good luck, start a project post.
We LUV photo's here...
OMR
1976 KZ900-A4
MTC 1075cc.
Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
ZX636 suspension
MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
Dyna-S E.I.
Earls 10 row Oil Cooler
Acewell 2802 Series Speedo/Tach
Innovate LC1 Wideband 02 AFR meter
Phoenix, Az
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At this point the best advice any of us can do is this...
BUY YOURSELF AN OEM SERVICE MANUAL.... e-bay has them...
If you can only find a Clymers then buy it for better then none... Since you stated new to motorcycles then read and study the shit out of it.... Every freaking page!!!
Hell, I have 3 different manuals for mine, OEM is the best of them....
Don't do shit to the bike until you have studied it...
As for carbs including yours, here's some more shit for you to study...
kzrider.com/index.php?option=com_docman&...d&gid=461&Itemid=108
In troubleshooting, going in blind is nearly impossible, very confusing/frsutrating and you most likely won't enjoy the experience and go this KZ sucks blah-blah-blah...
If you understand the theories of the sections your t-shotting, hell you have 80% of the problem already resolved then... Going in blind, 0%...:S
Buy and study the manual... Even has trouble-shooting guides in the back pages to help you out...
Once you know the lingo/part names/basic theories and operations then ask away and we'll be more then happy to bombard you with opinions... :woohoo:
But for KZ Gods sake, don't be one of those who says "What's this little do-hickey" or "Where is the timing chain adjuster... :woohoo: I found the adjuster" for this just shows you're not truly doing the research in learning your KZ and just looking for the magical answer so "I just want to ride it"...
Good luck, start a project post.
We LUV photo's here...
OMR
Thanks! yup just got a oem manual last week.
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'82 KZ1000-K2 LTD
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pm sent!
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