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    H1R porting

    Here some H1R H2R porting diagrams
    i have collected over the years!
    Note the 500 hundred and the 750
    both used mikuni VM35mm carbs

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    I am looking for a set of H2 cases and barells
    or whole engine
    (condition not important)
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    forgot to attach the PDFs

    here they are
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails h1port.pdf   h1rr.pdf   h1spec.pdf   h2specs.pdf   h2tune.pdf   h75.pdf  
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    some more

    some more to ponder
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    Somewhere in my archives, I had the pipe dimensions for Denco chambers for Kawa triples. If anyone is interested, I shall rummage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Madmax View Post
    Ps
    I am looking for a set of H2 cases and barells
    or whole engine
    (condition not important)
    Hey mate.....might be worth trying John or Mark Boyle @ Boyle Kawasaki.

    I worked for them for five years and they're in the know!
    (04) 3846-824 or boylekawasaki@xtra.co.nz

    Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madmax View Post
    Ps
    I am looking for a set of H2 cases and barells
    or whole engine
    (condition not important)

    Fwiw.....Unless you are restricted by some kind of class rule or restoring a 1972 H2 the later 1974/75 H2B/H2C cases and cylinders are better,stronger,better oiling,bigger engine mounts if you want to bore them for Suzuki GT750 silentblocs.The cylinder sleeve's are stronger due to the reduced relief for the transfers so cracking is reduced if not avoided and topend oiling is via the carb bowls instead of straight into the inlet port floor.

    There will be parts out there but the days of cheap Triples and parts are long gone (imho)..I see perfect replica H2/H2A exhausts are now available for $2700 + shipping.

    The US is still a good source but you never know what is sitting in sheds here in NZ.

    1973 H2A..Same basic case and cylinder as the 72 but an idea,consideration has to be given to freight charges which can be expensive .

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/H2-Ka...mZ120045700948

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/H2-Ka...mZ120045939607

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    Geoff....... I would be somewhat curious to the Denco specs from a historical point.
    The most powerful modern pipes that i know of (HP and Torque) would be the items Tom Loftis is making over in Tennessee with jumbo mid sections. (fwiw).

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    thanks

    the reason i need an engine is to finnish a mockup
    i am doing at the moment
    (will post some pics when my camera is fixed)
    i am using an H1 engine for now.
    if anyone is interested i have full blueprints
    of H1/H2 crankshafts
    CNC programes to make H1/H2 conrods as well.
    The last time i needed a rod there were none about
    so i made my own,
    (then found yamaha TZR rods are only .5 mm shorter)
    have a few gear blueprints as well.
    On different note Mojoracing has a prototype
    S1 racer to add to his collection
    and a KR-750
    Lucky bugger

    http://www.mojokawasaki.com/photos/s1r.html

    http://www.mojokawasaki.com/photos/photos.html

    http://www.mojokawasaki.com/index.html

    the art of diplomacy is saying nice doggie,
    until you find a big rock

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