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Cylinder head STUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!


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SOMETHING I DID,HOW DARE YOU! In hindsight, like Danm54 said hanging it from the centre probably wasn't a good idea. I've never known a head as solidly stuck as that the only way it was comming off was as a casualty of war!:ph34r:

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Ah well! Live and learn! You'll probably be able to pick up a decent 750 head quite easily. I'm sure someone on here was selling a complete motor. Or...go bigger? One of those more modern 1052/1127/1157 things perhaps??? 

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9 hours ago, Captain Chaos said:

yes, perfect excuse for an upgrade to oilcooled 750/1100 engine. There's a 750M engine in the for sale section now.

go point me towards this for sale section - where is it hiding ?

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2 hours ago, Captain Chaos said:

aircooled 1100 engine does not fit in the 750ES frame.

Was worried about that, what is the reason it won't fit?

Waiting for obvious answer now.................Cos It's too big!  Seriously though is it too tall or what? 

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Go for oil cooled! Lighter, more power and younger! All are common crank cases, so would think any problems fitting one might be carb/petcock/tank clearance. Dot head, more downdraught, more problems. All do-able. Just depends how much you want to do it! Go for it!  Now, back to the San Miguel, ( whoever invented that should get a fuckin' medal) and the pizza! Friday nights? Gotta love 'em!!!

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Thanks everybody all info given is greatly appreciated:tu. Thats right Toni Oil cooled engines go in but tank has to raised and then side panels altered, Scotty is on with one on here but not heared anything for a while.Hope you enjoyed your San Miguel & pizza.

Had look at the link Captain but will probably go with standard engine as cheaper option. Like that shock though.

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13 hours ago, Captain Chaos said:

you need to have at least 50 posts to see it.

thanks - need to get going with my own project and post it up - interesting reading up on engine options versus frame fit - i've kinda got the opposite issue - too big a space = so what engine and where best do to place it ?? - i've made my choice by the reasoning of

What kinda power / torque do I want for this ? - ok GSXR1100L has enough as is - GSX1100 is prefered but will need a fair bit of work to hit the target - ok the L wins based on the easiest route to get to what I want from it ( hayho and there's always the future option to go get a bit more with this engine) ok engine selected based on std is best if it hits the target

Next: how does it fit the frame: - assuming your in the ball park, this is a relatively simple and cheap task - adapting the frame and cosmetics - within a degree of reasonable fit is grinder and welder stuff - ok it can fit - tick

Next: where best to fit it - this one you can loose sleep over if you get to annal about it  - it's going to be a compromise so you may not have much choice -yi got to get the cam cover off - you got to be able to get the ex pipe around the down tubes - you want the weight fwd but you also want the sprocket as near to swing arm pivot as possible - and whilst doing this you need to pay attention to the effects of squat ref: height of sprocket relative to swing arm angle etc..  = effectively the tilt of the engine if your keeping an eye on the cam cover clearance - whilst also keeping an eye on the COG height - argh !!!!! getting sucked in - fook it, fit it, weld it - try it :D

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