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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 8 months ago
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Bugger!

I treated the big bore 1370 head gasket with Hylomar spray gasket seal on both sides and then put a bead of ThreeBond 1211 selant around all of the water jackets on both sides and a small bead around the oil passageways for good measure.

Each coat of gasket seal is ready in 10 minutes and the 1211 skins over in 30 minutes.

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While installing the head I managed to drop a small screw driver down the cam chain tunnel :(

Still head is on and properly torqued down now. There's no sign of the screwdriver. I've tried fishing around with a long screwdriver with a magnet on. Will have to take the sump off again and hope I can get it from the bottom
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1990 ZZ-R1100 C1

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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 8 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago
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I cannot see why (like most) anyone would be concerned by the width of those liners ??????

No problem there at all ?????????

I have seen many water cooled liners like that run without any issue at all & no problems.

Ignore any alternative advice in my own experienced opinion.

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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 7 months ago
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The article was written by Gert Roewer from Australia. He is obviously a talented machinist! Here is the link to the article:

www.dreadsbikersite.com/Z1300/1502_bigbore.htm

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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 7 months ago
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The article on the 1502 built using 750 pistons was written by Gert Roewer from Australia. He is obviously a talented machinist! Here is the link to the article:

www.dreadsbikersite.com/Z1300/1502_bigbore.htm

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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 7 months ago
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Has anyone ever gotten any dyno data on a bike that has had that done to it? I'm curious as to the difference it makes. Thanks!

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Re: Big Bore Kit

10 years 7 months ago
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Hi guys,

I hooked up the battery today to run some compression tests after the 1370 re-bore. Was surprised by the results:

1 10 bar
2 9 bar
4 8.5 bar
4 8.4 bar
5 7.6 bar
6 10 bar

No carbs on, no exhausts on, all spark plugs removed.

Can it be normal to have this much difference between cylinders after a re-bore? Do I need to check again after It's been run in?

I had the head vacuum checked for cracks and pressure checked for valve seat leaks.

I would have thought all of that with new bores and new rings would have given me a much more even set of results.

Should I try with a little oil in each barrel?
1980 KZ1300 B2 Touring/A2
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