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9 years 3 months ago #8830
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I'm glad you pulled the pan and had a look around. It paid off in this case. Peace of mind - Priceless!!
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9 years 3 months ago #8836
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That's a slick rig.
Brandon, what information did your kit come with? Was there any specs or paperwork at all?
Brandon, what information did your kit come with? Was there any specs or paperwork at all?
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9 years 3 months ago #8837
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Cut to approximate, smash to fit!
Replied by brandonsmash on topic My KZ1300 project thread (photo heavy)
There were no specs included, and no paperwork. I let my machinist do the research on fitment, and he came back with a solution. If you'd like I can call him and see if he has those numbers.
The rings I gapped at .01", if I remember correctly. That's .0035" per inch of bore. I could be off on this, but I likely have it written in my shop logs for this bike. It was a tedious process as I had to fit two pistons inside each sleeve to hold the ring square to the bore as I checked gap, but, well, that's how it goes.
The rings I gapped at .01", if I remember correctly. That's .0035" per inch of bore. I could be off on this, but I likely have it written in my shop logs for this bike. It was a tedious process as I had to fit two pistons inside each sleeve to hold the ring square to the bore as I checked gap, but, well, that's how it goes.
Cut to approximate, smash to fit!
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9 years 3 months ago #8838
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I would be eternally grateful. It appears we likely have the same kits. White boxes, 6 in a row taped together? Nothing on the box but z1300 64mm?
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9 years 3 months ago #8844
by brandonsmash
Cut to approximate, smash to fit!
Replied by brandonsmash on topic My KZ1300 project thread (photo heavy)
Yep, that's the one -- just the standard 1370 kit off eBay. .01" is almost certainly the gap I used.
For procedural reference, I set the block on my bench with the sleeve skirt up. I then dropped a piston in the bore and another one on top of it with the skirt facing towards me so I could set the ring square to the bore and measure gap.
I'll call my machinist and see if he has notes on what the specs were on the holes. I know it was difficult to find someone who could or would do the job locally, though.
For procedural reference, I set the block on my bench with the sleeve skirt up. I then dropped a piston in the bore and another one on top of it with the skirt facing towards me so I could set the ring square to the bore and measure gap.
I'll call my machinist and see if he has notes on what the specs were on the holes. I know it was difficult to find someone who could or would do the job locally, though.
Cut to approximate, smash to fit!
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9 years 3 months ago #8867
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Thanks Brandon!
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