Svsam
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Decided to give up on that engine and buy another 1157 and build my own 1216, I got the busa pistons for it now.
I read about prepping the pistons to prevent getting hot spots on them, can any one advise, or got a pic of how much I should be taking off? Obviously don’t want to cock them up otherwise I’ve paid for five fifths of feck all.
Also, anyone get any experience with maxpeeding rods? Worth it?
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I picked up this ‘bit Smokey when it’s running’ mk1 1200 motor yesterday. Was cheap enough, happy to find busa pistons in it when I opened it up.
there is some considerable heat damage where the cam lobes have got so hot they have worn down the rocker arms.
I have a complete head here left over from a dot head conversion on a different bike.
Upon closer inspection of the bores earlier I noticed these marks (only) on no:3, like cavitation almost. Its not deep, but can feel it when I run my nail over it.
What could have caused this? The pistons don’t look any more work than a second hand set.
Can I get it re-bored I fraction to keep the busa pistons?The plan is to build a strong engine for my turbo that’s currently on standard b12 motor.
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18 hours ago, Marc clayton said:
Sorry to sound stupid but how do I tell if it’s an l/m frame?
It’s definitely a j/k 748 frame. I sold it you I think. It’s a gr77c import if I remember right.
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Morning all,
I’ve made a start giving the latest purchase a once over. Bandit 6 with 1052 engine.
it seems to have gsxr 750 bst36ss fitted (no TPS)but I noticed the carb tops are different heights, 1&4 look like they are from the bandit 36mm carbs and 2&3 look like gsxr ones..
looks a bit suspicious to me
anyone come across this before?
surely it’d make balancing near impossible if they are different causing different pressures up top?I have had it running previously and it wasn’t awful..
maybe they are inzuma or gsxf carbs that I haven’t come across before?
long term plan would be rs36 when I can afford a set later in the year.
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Sounds like float needle stuck open on number 2.
that’s what I find 9 times out of 10 when there’s fuel coming out the filters.This will also over fuel more than likely causing the smoking petrol smell.
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Oh and here’s a piccy so you don’t think it never happened
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Evening all,
I’m having a bit of headache with my recently turbo’d 7/12 project.
Got the tank back on her this morning, excited and fired her up, went round the block no problem. Happy days.
Then I tried to start it again and nothing, checked the spark plugs which are new and no spark...
but it did spark if I held the plug about 2mm off the block, if it touched it’d not spark, take the contact away slightly and it’d arc to the block and spark
luckily I’ve got a bit of a collection here so I’ve been trying a few bits.
ive swapped the coils first, no change.
swapped the plugs, no change.
swapped the pulse generator, no change.
so thought I wander if there is a positive current running through the frame stopping the spark ( I know I should have been a sparky!)
so it seems there is 0.01 volts through the frame, only when the ignition is on.
is this the problem? Am I looking for a wire?I ive tried the searches but what the hell do you search with this??
Cheers y’all
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Tightens the chain don’t it??
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@B12HUDS I’m taking a wild guess here that you have bought that dot head that was on Eblag last week, the one with no cams or rockers??
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I got a couple getting in the way in the shed Phil. Send or put up a pic of yours and I'll see if I got one I can send you
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I’m using gsxr750 36mm carbs on my b12 dot engine, all good over 4-5k, going to try some bigger pilot jets when I can.
Also have a set of gsxf carbs on route for another b12 motor.
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7 hours ago, Otatts said:
Thanks for that @Svsam. proof is in the puddin’! What air filters are you using there as that is what my next issue was gonna be. My BMC dual pod filters aren’t gonna fit. I need to get soft filters but the oval mouths of the 36’s are a pain in the arse to get filters for!
nice headers BTW
They are ramair filters I bought off someone on here. They do the trick just fine
The headers are off a 750 and didn’t fit very well, got a b12 set on now that don’t look as good.
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15 hours ago, dupersunc said:
I've got a 750J 1200bandit bottom with dot head. 38s won't fit.
Second that.
yes, 36cvs are the limit.
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14 minutes ago, Captain Chaos said:
ground cable between engine and Battery - ?
Checked and now using negative to a good contact on the block.
cheers though.
starting to question whether the jump leads are restricting cause they get warm. -
Did have a search before and have tried all advise so far, so dont shoot just yet...
As title says, the starter is real sluggish turning over, ive tried bypassing all wiring putting the live straight on top of starter. Also swapper the starter off my other B12 engine. Always cranks at about 1/3 the speed it usually does. I've tried a 1200 bike battery, and sprinter battery and the battery off my l200 andit still cranks the same speed.
The engine is a B12 bottom end with dot head fitted, the whole point of the head swap is raising compression, is the compression to high to turn over now?
If i remember right @dupersunchas a motor with dot head.. any starter troubles?
Any advice or tips much appreciated
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42 minutes ago, Gixer1460 said:
I think the OP means its steel ie. attracted to a magnet!
Are you positive....
sorry, couldn’t resist!
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3 hours ago, Fula28 said:
We used dot head, b12, bottom, end, b12 sump, Gsxr k5 micron serpent headers. New in a box, £67 eblag...
Link pipe had to be heated to profile the swing arm,but this finally fitted well.
I heard k5 headers worked some how. The stock ones I bought are no where near. Will have a look at micron ones.
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On 11/29/2019 at 9:44 AM, dupersunc said:
The sump is the issue. sounds lime you need to fit the bandit sump and pick up.
You were right, put the bandit sump back on.
im sure I’d read that you needed to sway to the 748 sump and pick up..maybe I misread it.
On to the next problems, cooler catches headers now, and I’d ordered dot oil lines which mount underneath so they are too long for 1200 sump loves a project!
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Here’s a couple
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I'd be interested in bringing something along if I'm not working/book it off soon enough.
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4 hours ago, Captain Chaos said:
looking at earlier posts maybe you mean 750J/K?
I assumed you were talking about 750L/M since that's what the 38mm carbs came on originally.
Yes, 750j and k models. I think the dot head makes the engine a little bit taller too thinking about it as you don’t use the cam chain roller between the cams like the standard 1200 so it could just be my setup.
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On 11/22/2019 at 10:37 PM, Svsam said:
Another evening in the garage.
so none of the carbs line up with any of the carb rubbers on the dot head.
the gsxr750j/k that I use as a run around has got bst40s on it...don’t think that’s standard, but the carbs seem to be space right for the rubbers on the other (problematic/project) bike, but obviously won’t take 40mm carbs.
ive worked out the rubbers that were on the dot head originally were mk1 bandit 600 rubbers..I have written down my carb gap measurement.
and you can see the difference in the carb stubs.
oh, and the bsr36 carbs pushed straight onto the 749 (not dot) engine. then logic would say use them rubbers on the dot head, but I already had a set of those rubbers and didn’t work
Right,
after a lot of fiddling and a bit of buying and a lot of swapping... with my tail between my legs I can confirm that:
mk2 bandit carbs fit both 748 and 749 head using mk2 bandit rubbers.
turns out a bit of fire helps the carbs settle in
can also confirm that bst38s have no chance at all of squeezing into the 750 frame with a b12 engine in!
I apologise for earlier confusion @Dezzai think I was so convinced the bandit carbs would fit I just wrote them off
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Started to fit the micron system on the dot head b12 motor. Struggling with clearance on the sump. I used the 750 sump too.
Tried the b12 standard exhaust too but same problem.
Even went and picked up a set of k5 headers just cause they were down the road and... well... I need the rest of a k5 to fit them too as the are way out!
Maybe @fatblokeonbandit may know as I read you dot a few dot head builds?
Show us your Turbo/super charged bike
in Forced Induction
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This is my ‘scruffy slingy’
unsure of power, late 100s running a standard b12 with sp turbo kit.
r1guys old lock up clutch (above)
got a set of busa pistons and another b12 motor to aim for 250bhp.
Could do with extended swingarm in time.