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'76 KZ900 (ZRX1200R) Build
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Stole some time to mill my bearing cap at work. Got her right in spec for the APE cap reinforcement plate. Tomorrow, making covers for the cases and glass bead blasting.
Cory
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I also made my makeshift crankshaft measuring stand. Used parts of my wheel truing stand, some steel laying around, and a heavy duty ball bearing drawer slide.
It also allows me to check the bend and twist in the rods. You can see strapping in the corners to help make it less touchy during measuement. I did say it was makeshift..... Lol
That is it for now....
Cory
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Not to sound cheap, but DAMN cam bearings are expensive! $136 plus shipping from Z1..... Mine appear to be good yet, but with 70k + on the clock, a complete engine build deserves it.
Cory
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LOL! When my box of cam bearings arrived in was really disappointed appointed in the lack of gold plating!NakedFun wrote:
Not to sound cheap, but DAMN cam bearings are expensive! $136 plus shipping from Z1..... Mine appear to be good yet, but with 70k + on the clock, a complete engine build deserves it.
Cory
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swest wrote: Hell, I thought they were cheap. :huh:
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$8.50 for HALF a bearing for one journal is cheap?
My automotive years influence me too much I guess....lol
Cory
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