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TBH, I really don't know.
All I have to go on is an eBay auction last year for an unknown history engine, complete, which went for £770.
Mine is a 2006, but also an unknown history, albeit all the dosh I spent on the top end rebuild.
So I kinda hope for over £650, ideally eBay it for £800.
All I have to go on is an eBay auction last year for an unknown history engine, complete, which went for £770.
Mine is a 2006, but also an unknown history, albeit all the dosh I spent on the top end rebuild.
So I kinda hope for over £650, ideally eBay it for £800.
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I offer you a night of romance with Mauser for the engine!
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AURORA wrote:I offer you a night of romance with Mauser for the engine!
Roses and soft music are in order
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It can be anything from 600 to 1200 for standard non modified used engine depending on the condition .
Considering that yours was heavily abused in the deserts of Marocco and the streets of Britain + adding your weight to the wear , i think you be looking at around the 3000 000 turkish liras + babyoil treatment from our good friend Mauser
Considering that yours was heavily abused in the deserts of Marocco and the streets of Britain + adding your weight to the wear , i think you be looking at around the 3000 000 turkish liras + babyoil treatment from our good friend Mauser
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Anything but the baby oil!! :-o
Made a clutch holder tool today out of some old plates. Besides from that waiting for a few seals to put covers back on etc...
Made a clutch holder tool today out of some old plates. Besides from that waiting for a few seals to put covers back on etc...
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What compression ratio is the piston in the new engine ?
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All stock.
The engine was bought from a job-lot that JCR in San Clem where getting rid of - predominantly CRF450 parts and bikes from their actual race team. This 650 engine was literally one that had been left behind the door and inherited by JCR - as it pre-dates them forming. As far as I can tell it is just a stock engine with a few hours on it - who knows, maybe it was a shop-bike for running around. They (JCR) had no other bits, just this engine.
In the "old" engine which is now for sale I built up it is stock too, 100mm, as I had the cylinder bored and re coated to original. I like stock
The engine was bought from a job-lot that JCR in San Clem where getting rid of - predominantly CRF450 parts and bikes from their actual race team. This 650 engine was literally one that had been left behind the door and inherited by JCR - as it pre-dates them forming. As far as I can tell it is just a stock engine with a few hours on it - who knows, maybe it was a shop-bike for running around. They (JCR) had no other bits, just this engine.
In the "old" engine which is now for sale I built up it is stock too, 100mm, as I had the cylinder bored and re coated to original. I like stock
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Mauser wrote:AURORA wrote:I offer you a night of romance with Mauser for the engine!
Roses and soft music are in order
Hmmm, I hunch there's a huuge carrot playing a role in this picture, especially when baby oil is going to be required.
And FOOI guys, with all done 'safe' these days, don't you guys know that any oil is bad for rubber???
Mind though, Turkish liras sounds very Arab already, so what about some crude oil? Men will be men after all.
LOLOLOLOL
Ol' Maus, what have you done to deserve these comments???????
Kuri, if it weren't for the current dreadfully-sliding exchange rate I'd be interested in you 'old' motor, but will not even ask as the couriering will cost me at least an arm.... and riding like a 1armed bandit ain't gonna happen too soon I hope
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The other goodie I got with the new engine is a FCR41MX carb. Nice carb, but I'm finding it is almost in the "too hard" basket in terms of fitting the thing. The only real info I can find is that I need to heat and bend the right side of the fuel tank to make clearance, and fab up a trumpet in order to connect it to the airbox. Heating and bending fuel tanks is not my idea of fun! So the whole carb thing is on the "to-do" list, i.e., it'll sit on the shelf for months/years.... I suspect I should have got the TM40 which seems to be fit and forget.
Parts (new seals & gaskets etc.) should arrive next week, cannot wait
Parts (new seals & gaskets etc.) should arrive next week, cannot wait
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I think that Kiwi has the fcr 41 installed on his beast , he might be able to give you few tips
when he comes here . I went for the mikuni for this very reason , to avoid any hassle just a straight swap and i like the carb much better than the OEM carb , the fcr supouse to be even better
when he comes here . I went for the mikuni for this very reason , to avoid any hassle just a straight swap and i like the carb much better than the OEM carb , the fcr supouse to be even better
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That's great m8....is 1 plate going to be strong enough or do you think you will end up welding 2 together ?.
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Mauser wrote:That's great m8....is 1 plate going to be strong enough or do you think you will end up welding 2 together ?.
That is three plates welded together
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A bit out of order, but an engine on a plane looks like this!
I removed all the bubble wrap packing, but you get the idea!
Better watching this than telly!
I removed all the bubble wrap packing, but you get the idea!
Better watching this than telly!
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The other bits were in another suitcase, nicely wrapped
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A few bits need swapped from my UK engine
The USA spec stator
The UK spec
The USA spec stator
The UK spec
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Fitted new thrust bearing with the updated part
Not that you can see, but the UK spec alternator is under this shiny cover
Did the valves, never opened or touched, all within ec.,
Clutch going together
The big tool came out to torque up this!
Staked nut
Question: does the nut look far enough on? It is flush, maybe slightly raised from the shaft? Torque to 118NM
Not that you can see, but the UK spec alternator is under this shiny cover
Did the valves, never opened or touched, all within ec.,
Clutch going together
The big tool came out to torque up this!
Staked nut
Question: does the nut look far enough on? It is flush, maybe slightly raised from the shaft? Torque to 118NM
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All buttoned up
Hopefully good weather next weekend to swap it in
Hopefully good weather next weekend to swap it in
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Hmm had a look around for pictures of the staked nut but cannot seem to find anything suitable, I would feel happier knowing its right before running the bike...did you measure the stack height or just build it up and stake it ?. Like the 3 plate tool lol....was thinking you had used just 1 plate
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Staked nut is all good That is the handy thing about having two engines right now...
Started stripping the bike today now we have no rain for a little bit
That nice blue Wilbers 642 shock is coming out - it squeaks, so is going back for a free fix. Seemingly it is the damper valve with a tiny obstruction - makes them squeak like a rat...
I'll strip the sub-frame, the very end loop of it is a little rusty, and the plastics need a bit of TLC.
A side question - what is the best chain to buy for the XRR?
Started stripping the bike today now we have no rain for a little bit
That nice blue Wilbers 642 shock is coming out - it squeaks, so is going back for a free fix. Seemingly it is the damper valve with a tiny obstruction - makes them squeak like a rat...
I'll strip the sub-frame, the very end loop of it is a little rusty, and the plastics need a bit of TLC.
A side question - what is the best chain to buy for the XRR?
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I like stock chains, they are up to spec and quality is good, my ZX12-R is stil on stock chain and hasn't stretched once in 5 years and 13k miles.
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Mauser wrote:I like stock chains, they are up to spec and quality is good, my ZX12-R is stil on stock chain and hasn't stretched once in 5 years and 13k miles.
I suspect I may use a tad more throttle No offence!...
Chains have come a long way in last few years - go for a X-ring one?
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bigkuri wrote:Mauser wrote:I like stock chains, they are up to spec and quality is good, my ZX12-R is stil on stock chain and hasn't stretched once in 5 years and 13k miles.
I suspect I may use a tad more throttle No offence!...
Chains have come a long way in last few years - go for a X-ring one?
Fair enough but you won't have more HP than my 12
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