KZ650 Sleeper Build (KZ1000 engine transplant)

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16 Sep 2024 07:46 #904348 by Injected
Replied by Injected on topic KZ650 Sleeper Build (KZ1000 engine transplant)
Discovered these RC cams don't have a M6 thread on them like the Yosh 650 cams have in them.





Will need to make up a slip collar for those cam ends to be able to use the degree wheel. Will get it turned on the lathe.

I made up this degree wheel years ago to bench test those Pop Y stage 2 cams because I could not find a timing card for them. I wanted to know the duration so it was a solution to do it off the bike. At that time I did not want to tear into a engine to do it but had did have plenty of spare heads sitting about.
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    16 Sep 2024 15:18 - 16 Sep 2024 15:18 #904360 by Scirocco
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    Are you sure that cam timing with the degree wheel on the cam shaft instead on the crank shaft gives you accurat readings?
     
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    16 Sep 2024 17:27 #904368 by Injected
    Replied by Injected on topic KZ650 Sleeper Build (KZ1000 engine transplant)

    Are you sure that cam timing with the degree wheel on the cam shaft instead on the crank shaft gives you accurat readings?

     
    This was only to find the duration of the cam lobe with no cam card specs available using the bare cylinder head on the bench.

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