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lb99
28th December 2018, 20:40
Is it you? Do you Know anyone? I have an 83 and I have never seen another. Surely it can't be an orphan

fridayflash
28th December 2018, 21:22
is yours fuel injected? (manual injection that is, dont think theyre efi)

lb99
28th December 2018, 21:43
Yup. Dfi. Digital fuel injection I don't Inject the fuel myself i let the computer do it

fridayflash
28th December 2018, 21:47
dfi!? pretty bloody flash for 1983, mind you i had a casio calculator watch in '83 :sunny:

jellywrestler
28th December 2018, 22:15
Is it you? Do you Know anyone? I have an 83 and I have never seen another. Surely it can't be an orphan

try again, the piccies didn't come out....

lb99
29th December 2018, 06:17
try again, the piccies didn't come out....

Huh? Comprehension error at this end

Katman
29th December 2018, 06:23
dfi!? pretty bloody flash for 1983, mind you i had a casio calculator watch in '83 :sunny:

The digital fuel injection came out on the 1982 model and apparently was a noticeable improvement on the previous year's EFI.

F5 Dave
29th December 2018, 07:48
Yes its niggling fault is it still needed fuel to pass through it, an omission a friend stumbled on whilst we were touring the south island. How I laughed towing him into Queenstown with my RZ350. :laugh:

pete376403
29th December 2018, 08:38
The digital fuel injection came out on the 1982 model and apparently was a noticeable improvement on the previous year's EFI.

The original Bosch injection was based on Nissan car parts

jellywrestler
29th December 2018, 08:46
Huh? Comprehension error at this end

the photos you tried to attach to your first post didn't appear, try again.

lb99
29th December 2018, 08:50
the photos you tried to attach to your first post didn't appear, try again.

Gotcha. I feel a photoshoot approaching.

lb99
29th December 2018, 10:41
I dredged out a couple of old pics, I really need to take some better ones

1 pic is as found, the other ones are after paint and decals, still more work to do, and better pics needed

AllanB
29th December 2018, 14:15
I remember them. They were the big testicle machines. Good to see one on the road.

I was quite the fan of the Z1000J naked (back then it was just called a motorcycle).

Looking at the spec sheet they produced a claimed 90 horse and dry weight was claimed at 245kg.

If I revisited the J model now I'd probably be utterly underwhelmed coming off 848cc with the same specs claimed at 132hp & 169kg.

lb99
29th December 2018, 16:34
testicles indeed, I went for a blat around the Hawksbury circuit yesterday, the old girl was itching to be let off the leash, however, commonsense prevailed- this is one looong heavy bike.
turning it around in my driveway is something akin to bringing the Kaitaki into Picton Harbour, needs bow thrusters