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    Re the Bell book (good find btw) check out page 69 for what I was saying about bending the reed stops. In some cases different reed materials you can do this, but std reeds will be best with std lift.
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    Cool T-shirt Ivan, good to see you're supporting the auckland riders.

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    KE125 Pistons

    Hi, im looking for a KE125 piston to compare to some from out of a KR250. If anyone has a burned one, or something out of a seized kwakka bucket, i'd be very much obliged. and a KZ440 rear wheel!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CM2005 View Post
    Hi, im looking for a KE125 piston!
    PM TonyB he sells them and might be able to give you some idea on dimensions
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    Tyger Tung is looking for one or more pistons for his KR so let us know if you find an alternative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Re the Bell book (good find btw) check out page 69 for what I was saying about bending the reed stops. In some cases different reed materials you can do this, but std reeds will be best with std lift.
    Page 69 is all about exhaust systems
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    I found a site the other day which lists just about every piston ever made for bikes, compression heights, gudgeon pin size etc. so it's usefull for comparing.
    If i can find it again i'll link to it.

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    Thumbs up

    Ok I just finshed building my Air Box for my bucket, its quite flash everyone will want one especially the 125GP boys

    Its a top top ice cream container,
    I cut a whole in it to slide up over carb, then I found 2 pieces of tube cut holes for them and mounted them inside the box one sticks out side of frame, sucking air coming from the side and one going up through the frame and out the front sucking air being forced into it from the frotn then I greased the plastic airbox internal up so any dust and bugs in summer wont get sucked into the carb as easy.

    Hope it works,
    Its basic real cheap,
    but should prevent less water being sucked in the rain than the podfilter I had on, THe pod works well in the dryair but rubbish in the wet as water sucks straight through and kills it,

    And the airbox has space in the bottom for water to drain to and not get sucked into
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan View Post
    Page 69 is all about exhaust systems
    Page 69 of the book! Those are those funny numbers in the corners. is page 72 of the pdf.
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    Got the correct timing setup in the AX... Anyone like to guess the torque setting for the head?

    I have no idea, as the last head I did was a Charger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spud racer View Post
    Fark who did Dangerous root 16 odd years ago. Thats scary that there is two of them in existance. Go The GINGERNUT
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    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Got the correct timing setup in the AX... Anyone like to guess the torque setting for the head?

    I have no idea, as the last head I did was a Charger.
    I do 22 foot pounds of torque same as my rs125 or me and RG just tighten it till it feels tight and it must be sweet
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    My torque wrench has a sheet with standard torque settings for various dia. bolts. That's all I ever use. 22 sounds a bit high to me, especially considering the stiff cheese barrel that the studs go into.

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    Ivan you twat.

    18f/lb is the head bolts on the RS...


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