ApocWarrior

It seems like a "what you can get away with" scenario. Until my piston swap, I'm at 8psi and I don't even want that much banging throttle shut. Stock carbs have semi porous plastic slide material compared to most car's metal butterflies. I say if it causes turbo wear, reduce it. Just my impression.

Clicked like but mean to say appreciate the info.

I replaced the coil still had same voltage draw. I said screw it and fired the bike up with one dyna coil runs fine, synched and tuned carbs. Turned off bike and both coils felt fine. In hindsight, it is possible to have an energized coil with an ignitor. My other coil was probably breaking down and couldn't handle being energized for 4-5 minutes. I'm also assuming either 1-4 or 2-3 will be energized with key on before starting Thanks for taking time to check it out. Sometimes a member will say something that keeps you on track.

I knew points ignition caused problems, but I've never heard of that with electronic. I'll rotate the motor and try again. I'll let you know what happens. Up to now been using stock old coils . I'll probably put the dyna coils on. I like posting odd occurences, surely someone later will have a similar issue.

I think my assessment is correct but interested in feedback. Complete motor and harness from a 1982 Katana 1000. Had tank off and key on, smelled something. Touched left coil and hot as hell. Turned off key. Used volt meter at battery. Unplugged both coils, tuned on ignition. No drain. Plugged in right coil leads, no drain, plugged in left (1-4) coil and instantly dropped voltage over 1 volt. I unplugged crank sensors, same result. With everything plugged in and key on drops volt as seen, then unplug ignitor lead, load disappears. Assuming ignitor bad since it only drops voltage on left coil.....your thoughts or if you've seen this before.

Dang, I wish my gsxr1000 BST's, fit my Katana, those wheels look great on your bike.

Nice job, lots of people have no idea how much time you have invested.

82 went to the rounded tank, but for 81 I believe that's all we got here in the States.

I had purchased a rolling chassis was advertised as gs750. Turns out it was 1100 with basket case 750 engine parts. Installed spare Katana 1000 4 valve motor, GSXR front end. The swingarm I found on evilbay. 80 usd Pivot assembly 25 usd. I had a spare 07/1000 rear shock. The swingarm to frame bolt is smaller on the GS. I used swingarm spacers from a Bandit 1200 conversion kit. Luckily same size. This made the swingarm width 1/8" wider on each side. I took my saw all and cut both inner bolt mounts almost flush with inside of frame. I cut off original rear master cylinder mounts, front and rear battery box mounts and replaced both with 3/4" steel pipe with a cross brace for top shock mount. Lower pivot mount I made, but required cutting off left center stand mount. The right center stand mount stayed and was also welded too for more support. Top shock bolt placement was critical for shock to swingarm clearance. Still going to add a couple more supports for top mount plates made with 1/4" plate steel. It seems shock spring is very close to correct for me as well. Originally thought I'd use a 2005 gsxr600 5.5" rim, but the center or wheel with carrier outs wheel center too far right. Ordered a 93 gsxr1100 wheel straight spoke and carrier on the cheap. Painted black it should match pretty well and get centerline back to the left. Thought I'd add here for anyone interested. I use a 75/25 argon mig if curious. I always try to add more strength than I think is necessary.

What kind of afr are you seeing when it seems to fall off? I still need to verify my fuel pressure at boost.

I'm in Texas and it's great seeing all the different styles in the UK and abroad. That's a great looking ride. Super clean build.

I'm in for a road trip on anything like that, but I'll figure something out. Thanks.

I've had a rough time finding the spacers/extensions when using the Bandit 1200 motor in my GS11 project. I had some made in the past with a guy in the Nederlands. Lost that contact. Any help appreciated.

Even though that sucks, it's good for me to know that shzt doesn't just happen to me. I think the whole world is making mistakes right now. People are so stressed , my air conditioner repairman ordered me a new blower and the order got lost. My lawyer filed a wrong paper for tax and now more problems. I think there's something to it.

And the biggest reason it was used , was to reduce engine width and weight.