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SinstaNSR
13th December 2007, 18:19
Hey PPL,

I'm currently looking for a cylinder for my nsr though if i'm not successful pretty soon it'll be forced to get my gauged one fixed, I'm after your thoughts on whats the better option provided I was to get my gauged one fixed, Get it fixed in NZ by a place that can only fix the bore with a cast type metal which will in therory make the bike run hotter than normal or send it to Australia to electrosil to get it plated with the proper metal Honda used called nicolsil (i'm not sure on spelling.) which would make it as new but is alot more expensive! Your ideas and knowledge would be much appriciated :cool:

Thanks Guys :2thumbsup

P.S I've also looked into the tyga performance 300cc upgrade though is to expensive for me as this time!!

cruza
13th December 2007, 18:32
Hey PPL,

I'm currently looking for a cylinder for my nsr though if i'm not successful pretty soon it'll be forced to get my gauged one fixed, I'm after your thoughts on whats the better option provided I was to get my gauged one fixed, Get it fixed in NZ by a place that can only fix the bore with a cast type metal which will in therory make the bike run hotter than normal or send it to Australia to electrosil to get it plated with the proper metal Honda used called nicolsil (i'm not sure on spelling.) which would make it as new but is alot more expensive! Your ideas and knowledge would be much appriciated :cool:

Thanks Guys :2thumbsup

Can you get a aftermarket sleeve kit for it like is avail for mx bikes. Then just bore cylinder, press in sleeve.

SinstaNSR
13th December 2007, 18:39
Can you get a aftermarket sleeve kit for it like is avail for mx bikes. Then just bore cylinder, press in sleeve. it would be sort of the same effect as the first option I imagine. The reason they use nicolsil is because it disperses heat better than anyother option. The nsr also has ports that would need to still be operational and I guess the sleeve would have to be specific to an NSR and as far as i'm aware they unforntunitly don't exsist :nono:

Thanks Guys Keep the idea's flowing :woohoo:

Ixion
13th December 2007, 18:54
Available new (apparently) from these (http://www.slipstreamperformance.com.au/mc21e1.htm)dudes. $AUD853.84.

Attempts to salvage plated two stroke barrels have a patchy success rate at best.

That Australian crowd has very mixed reports. You may have better success sending it to the UK. Even then it's cross fingers and hope that the plating stays where it is supposed to be.

SinstaNSR
13th December 2007, 18:59
Available new (apparently) from these (http://www.slipstreamperformance.com.au/mc21e1.htm)dudes. $AUD853.84.

Attempts to salvage plated two stroke barrels have a patchy success rate at best.

That Australian crowd has very mixed reports. You may have better success sending it to the UK. Even then it's cross fingers and hope that the plating stays where it is supposed to be.

Thanks Dude, I've checked out a few new options but for now i think its abit much to afford as I have many things I have to direct priority of my money unfortunity

homer
13th December 2007, 19:02
Im not a mechanic
but ive always understood if the bore is plated or chromed its fucked

I do know a motorcycle mechanic

stanko
13th December 2007, 19:26
DG engine services in Ashvegas can do the job

aprox 565 inlcuding gst 10 day turn around

http://www.engineservices.co.nz/

SinstaNSR
13th December 2007, 20:03
DG engine services in Ashvegas can do the job

aprox 565 inlcuding gst 10 day turn around

http://www.engineservices.co.nz/

Cheers dude your an absolute legend! :clap: thats helped out alot. I was told NO WHERE in New Zealand could do the job

Thanks Alot :scooter:

Dak
18th December 2007, 16:58
You can also try Boss Engineering in Wanganui.
http://www.finda.co.nz/business/listing/r86f/boss-engineering-services

R6_kid
18th December 2007, 17:00
sounds like the perfect time to initiate the replacement with a 350cc overbore kit from tyga!

Lex
22nd December 2007, 17:42
DG engine services in Ashvegas can do the job

aprox 565 inlcuding gst 10 day turn around

http://www.engineservices.co.nz/


I was gonna suggest them. Good people

circuitR
29th December 2007, 15:32
I'm waiting for christmas to end so I can give them a call, my cylinders are screwed too. So I'm in the same boat as you sinista.
Hey Stanko is that price per cylinder?

Taz
29th December 2007, 16:08
Has anyone priced a new honda cylinder??

hurricane_r
15th January 2008, 20:19
yep we had it priced and it was like 1500 bucks or something and is like a month or so wait,

i seized well and truley at 160 kms, ruined the sleeve , its more realistic to buy a 300cc tyga top end with all new parts, parts are cheap so rebuilding the 300cc is cheaper,

driftn
15th January 2008, 20:44
I have an idea for you. Open your eyes, see the light and buy an rgv:yes:

mitchilin
15th January 2008, 21:16
A mate of mine is building one and was telling me the other week about it.Now I'm not sure on the details and may be wrong,but he mentioned something about RM125 barrels being able to be fitted.I could ask him tommorrow if it helps

zxcvbnm
15th January 2008, 22:25
They use NSR150 barrels for the 300 kits and pistons from wiseco i think. Let us know how it goes if anyone get a replate done.

Would be around $18-1900 NZ by my guestimation for the 300 kit.