dynodave Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 So I have a GSX750S Katana fitted with a gsxr750 slabbie motor. Can anyone tell me which other oil boiler engine I can fit using the existing modified engine mounts? The engine has been mounted by the previous owner quite far forward, meaning that it has its exhaust directly in the head and does not have the short extensions fitted. Cheers Quote
baldrick Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 lower rear engine mount is smaller on the 750, but a drill will sort that, and carb intakes are different from various gsxr 1100/1200 blandit engines, so try the engine first, with carbs and filters to make sure they clear tjhe petrol tap and the side panel 2 Quote
baldrick Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 i had to trim my side panel, as i had to move the engine over for chain clearance. also fit the exhaust to make sure it clears frame downtubes Quote
baldrick Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 best tip is to remove the sump and get some 2mm plates under it, on top of the lower frame tubes. this will level the engine and from here you can pack it upwards till the gearbox sprocket is in the right place, in relation to the swingarm pivot and rear wheel spindle, which is probably the most important part of the entire swap. see tony foales book for guidance 2 Quote
dynodave Posted February 4, 2025 Author Posted February 4, 2025 The diagrams in OSS resource show the engine plates as 6mm thick. Are these Aluminium? Quote
davecara Posted February 4, 2025 Posted February 4, 2025 8 hours ago, dynodave said: The diagrams in OSS resource show the engine plates as 6mm thick. Are these Aluminium? No they're steel 1 Quote
dynodave Posted February 4, 2025 Author Posted February 4, 2025 Cheers, I thought it was a bit thin for an engine plate Quote
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