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    damn pic didnt upload, try again
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    Quote Originally Posted by classic zed View Post
    Project "Z" is coming along, I have to make a tank, tail end and fairing for it.

    Im probably going to style it a bit on the ZX10.

    It looks pretty bad at the moment but when its put together and the paintwork done it will look a whole lot better.

    Im aiming for 200BHP from the engine, the wheelbase is 100mm shorter than the standard Z1300, upside down forks (ZX12R) single shock rear (Hayabusa) ZX12R wheels, Z1300 fuel injection and a Subaru WRX Turbo
    Geeeeeze

    200BHP WRX Turbo, and 100mm shorter wheelbase... you better watch out or the shocks might not be the only thing upside down
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    Quote Originally Posted by classic zed View Post
    damn pic didnt upload, try again
    Whoa!... that is a BEAST
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    if anyone will find a way to keep the chrome on a turbo,i bet it will be this guy
    "more than two strokes is masturbation"
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    wow, zed, didnt realize the project is already that far ahead!
    looks monsterous (as it should)

    Quote Originally Posted by classic zed View Post
    Im aiming for 200BHP from the engine
    have you got any word on how the secondary gears / shaft drive / final drive gears might handle that power?
    Bruno

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    Quote Originally Posted by gammaguy View Post
    if anyone will find a way to keep the chrome on a turbo,i bet it will be this guy
    no chrome on this one when its finished, just satin and gloss black with a touch of candy red.

    Im so sick of polishing chrome I want to be able to jet wash it and stick it in the garage

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    Im so sick of polishing chrome I want to be able to jet wash it and stick it in the garage
    ..........
    "more than two strokes is masturbation"
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    Quote Originally Posted by psyguy View Post
    wow, zed, didnt realize the project is already that far ahead!
    looks monsterous (as it should)



    have you got any word on how the secondary gears / shaft drive / final drive gears might handle that power?
    My guess is that I will pretty soon find out, Im going to have to get the final drive (crown wheel & pinion) remanufactured to give me the right ratio but the rest of it should be ok. I will have to remake the driveshaft with two universal joints instead of one because of the much wider wheel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gammaguy View Post
    ..........
    dont worry I still have lots of chrome to polish

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    Quote Originally Posted by classic zed View Post
    My guess is that I will pretty soon find out, Im going to have to get the final drive (crown wheel & pinion) remanufactured to give me the right ratio but the rest of it should be ok. I will have to remake the driveshaft with two universal joints instead of one because of the much wider wheel.
    i'm asking as over at the GS forums guys say that the shaft setup on the GS bikes cant take that kind of power
    but it's also true that noone even tries that (gs shaft drives are 8v engines)since there are 1100 16v gs(x)engines with sprokets - and those are better/easier for beefing up anyway
    Bruno

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    I'm pretty sure the GS shaft drive is the same right through the Suzuki range so the GSX1100G and the Cavalcade got the same backend as the 850/1100 two valvers. I have used the splined drive (connects the drive to the wheel) from a GS650 Katana in my GS1100 - was identical.
    I've not had a close look at the M109R cruiser but I wouldn't be surprised if they used the same rear end there as well.
    The final drive is pretty rugged anyway - has a three bearing pinion for example (extra bearing at the nose of the pinion) which is quite uncommon except in very heavy duty car diffs like the Ford 9". The pinion and ring gears are quite large as well. You'd be doing well to break these things.
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    So psyguy, when are we riding again my friend?
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    Thumbs up i appreciate your eagerness

    Quote Originally Posted by caseye View Post
    So psyguy, when are we riding again my friend?
    at this stage i think it works better if we have a short notice ride but for a dry day than a long notice and get a crap weather on the day
    but rest assured i wont wait for the weather for too long

    also, flyincroc and i are looking into some new roads / routes so that takes a bit of time too
    Bruno

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    I'm not going to be able to make the next ride or two....

    T-boned a 4x4 a week ago after he pulled out of a stop sign. Finally got him to admit he was at fault and i'm in the process of getting quotes for repairs but she's looking a little sad at present

    Good news is I'm about half way through the rebuild on a new set of forks
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    oh man, that looks awful

    at least the rider's ok, is he???
    Bruno

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