Ragerover
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Ha that’s mint that
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OK no problem ill dig the photos out
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I’ve just rebuilt one of my engines for turbocharging
would anyone be interested in a write up and photos ?
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Not really just stuff the crankcase with clean cloths.
I used to do it the other way in the 80”s and early 90’s
since then I’ve done it this way
the tricky think my traditional way is when you space the rings correctly getting the oil ring in.
both ways are doable and I’ve done quite a few of each.
daft as it may sound I always take the motor out for barrels and pistons or shims and do it on the bench .
I find this quicker and easier too
plus you are working at the correct height
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I think you will be able to lift the barrels just enough to slip it in
if not I do the barrels and pistons differently
i got the piston s in the barrels off the motor and fit the inner circlips
I then put the barrels onto the rods and push the fudge on pins in then feed the other circlips on
that way you never get issues with the rings
I know the photos are not a Gsxr but you get the idea
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I run a rotrex on my Busa no issues
I’ve also seen a kit on a Gsxr that ran a HSR 42 carb on with no issues
seeing the belt open looks cool too
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Rode one in Florida about 23 yr ago
when I used to go there 2 or 3 times a year
was awesome bearing in mind mine was running 225 bhp at the rear wheel at the time
spoke to Sims and Rohm about ordering a kit
very helpful on phone
things took a dive at work so never pushed on with it
the kit I rode was running a side draught Mikuni which looked a bit like a side draught Webber at the time
nicely finished
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Grant Saunders had a unit not far from me
spebt a bit of time chatting to him
bit of a genius
went a bit mad in the end I think he gave up and became a priest or summit
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We can do custom looms but would need bike ideally
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Good thing about nitrous is that it's easily transferable between bikes
also Trev from WON. What can I say great bloke loads of knowledge but some days I could fuckin kill him. As said above no people skills and a right royal pain in the arse who can't help but blow his own trumpet. Other days helpful and easy going depends on whether he's took his meds I'd guess
But his kit is light years above NOS
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Love this Kat only 2nd to woodys spondon Kat
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I rn nitrous for years on my Gsxr 1100
50 shot wet with no issues single hit NOS kit
thats only 12.5 bhp per cylender
saying that if I did it again I would go WON straight away that's what I use on both bikes now
much better quality more tuneable and upgrade able
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The rear subframe has different mounts for the single seat cowl
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I know a couple of lads have used these with no issues
and one who has used the Japanese Eblag versions
hes running decent boost figures with no issues
might give them a go in my spare motor
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That's fuckin lush
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Maybe get a bargain in the sales
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Nice frame as well never seen an Izax frame before
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Yep the nut seems the way to go
tgats my next step when I'm back at weekend
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I like it I'll try that
any more ideas ?
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Just started stripping my spare motor down
ive removed all the cylender studs bar 2
the 2 at the front either side of tunnel are stuck
any ideas
ive tried a stud remover
I've heated them up
ive had impact gun on them
im stumped now. Frightened to s em off
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I think if I remember correctly that's a JE number
the newer pistons have JE cast underneath and a laser etched number
just below the wrist pin
use carb cleaner and a lolly stick or wooden peg to scrape off carbon
Hayabusa engine rebuild
in Water Cooled, V-Twins, Singles and 2-strokes
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I built the motor 100% though bought most of my bits through Sean at big cc
other stuff I smuggled through Cystoms
the kit is a bit of a Hybrid part Sean’s part copied from Sean’s part my own twist
hes a great help and looks after me on prices
I look after him other ways in return
Gimp suits, Mexican midget porn etc
once I sort the rest of the photos and build out
I’ll let you know where bits came from