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2106
Greetings Punters New to this group, used to kick around z1300.nl but have noted it has gone. What happened to it? Anyway, was wondering if anyone had a sound...
hbalkerjones
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Dec 2, 2004
12:07 pm
2107
Dear Group, I need a little help here. A gentleman came into the motorcycle shop where I work and in the coarse of talking to him I found out he has a KZ 1300...
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Dec 2, 2004
10:50 pm
2108
Colin, Kawasaki, like most manufacturers, usually release their new models around October of the year before the year they are supposed to be developed for. ...
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jeeles2001
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Dec 2, 2004
11:29 pm
2109
Hey everyone, I had a second question concerning tire size. Would anybody have an idea on what would be the largest tire I could put on the bike if I removed...
raysmonkey
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Dec 3, 2004
1:46 am
2110
For what it's worth, I have a set of factory mufflers that are marked kz1300 1978 Gary However, he insists that it is a 1978 model. Is this possible ? Any help...
Gary
ggoetz111
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Dec 3, 2004
3:20 am
2111
There is a New Zealander that advertises on eBay and he sells the float valves, there is also a different guy that sells the small back off circuit diaphragms....
Gary
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Dec 3, 2004
3:32 am
2112
Ask him what the seriel number is and the A designation. If it is an A1 then it is a 79. That does not mean that it might not be titled as a 78. They did not...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 3, 2004
3:34 am
2113
Not sure what you mean by 'removing the swingarm', but 180 is as far as you can go before having to offset the drive shaft. This entails cutting a scallop from...
Phil Stillwell
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Dec 3, 2004
11:19 am
2114
My KZ1300 is an A1 from 1979 with an 4.5 liters capacity. Any of you upgraded similar model with the 1980 6 liters pan capacity?? Please advice?? Regards, ...
Horacio Colombo
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Dec 3, 2004
1:09 pm
2115
Gary's '79 A1 is no. 0000962 and according to the factory was built in Dec of '78. I would assume that anthing below 1000 or so was too. It was titled '79, but...
Bill Lewis
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Dec 3, 2004
2:27 pm
2116
My 79 is ser #0145. IT is a 79. I guess it was built maybe in late 78. Larry Colin...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 3, 2004
6:01 pm
2117
List All your stuff here with free Basic listing and AUTO-RELIST UNTIL SOLD option and relax. http://www.sellatonce.com/portal/motorcycles.htm Fred...
toolsace
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Dec 4, 2004
9:29 pm
2118
I am busy rebuilding my kz1300 motor i would like to know how to measure up the crankshaft to order big end and main bearings? I am thinking of doing a wide...
sgordonhogg
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Dec 4, 2004
9:46 pm
2119
I do not have a sound bite of the CCT tensioner problem but I do know that it sounds like a rattling sound. Gary, Russian roulette is a very good thought...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 5, 2004
4:17 am
2120
Hello again, What I meant was to remove the driveshaft from the swing arm and then toss the swingarm. I would then install a hardtail to hold the wheel. What I...
raysmonkey
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Dec 5, 2004
7:43 am
2121
If you want a very large rear tire and a hardtail, why don't you just get a chopper? Larry Colin...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 5, 2004
9:08 am
2122
Having done the 180 conversion myself it's as far as you can go without offsetting the driveshaft, as there are clearance issues with the tyre & driveshaft...
Phil Stillwell
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Dec 5, 2004
11:36 am
2123
Cool, that helps alot. I am shooting for a 220 or 230, but if the mechanics of it all becomes too complicated, I'll go with the 180. Thanks again to all of...
raysmonkey
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Dec 6, 2004
2:10 pm
2124
On the journal, using a mic (micrometer) adjust the mic to fit the journal, then make sure it is the same all around. Then read the size of the mic says it was...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 8, 2004
9:15 am
2125
Hello again, and sorry for being a pain.... but does anybody know where I can get a 180 or 200 wheel/rim that would work with the final drive. Thanks again ...
raysmonkey
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Dec 8, 2004
2:21 pm
2126
You are in an area where there are no parts. You have to make this. If you cannot make it then you are over your head. There are some that have made one and...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 8, 2004
3:16 pm
2127
Larry, I'm afraid that's a bit of a blinkered outlook you've got there. What a guy does with his own bike is up to him. It's like me telling you how to...
Phil Stillwell
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Dec 8, 2004
7:00 pm
2128
Ray, the only option you've got is to have the existing wheel converted. Kosman in California can do it for you, they basically re- weld a wider rim to the...
Phil Stillwell
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Dec 8, 2004
7:06 pm
2129
I never meant that he could not customize it, I just meant that he kept asking the same question and I read that he is deffinately not capable. My main thrust...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 8, 2004
8:05 pm
2130
It is likely that it is oil. The air filter is totally trashed after the crabs flooded the cylinders. I have oil and fuel mix in all parts of the air box,...
hbalkerjones
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Dec 9, 2004
12:33 am
2131
It sounds pretty serious, I am guessing very heavy blow by and at least one trashed cylinder? The crankcase vent goes into the aircleaner. I think a...
Gary
ggoetz111
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Dec 9, 2004
1:38 am
2132
Hey, I think you tricked me! The 81's (at least in the US) don't have timing chains! The ignition is on the LH crank end. I'll have to go look in the book,...
Gary
ggoetz111
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Dec 9, 2004
1:53 am
2133
sorry gary, there is a timing chain, at least for the cams. You are right there is no distributor driven by the chain. But what about the water pump. This is...
nitridr
larry_colin
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Dec 9, 2004
3:21 am
2134
... It is possible, however the bike is undergoing some TLC at present and I won't know for sure until it is all back together. The bike has run since this...
hbalkerjones
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Dec 9, 2004
1:35 pm
2135
Ummmmm? No trick intended. There is indeed an auto tensioner present above and to the left of the CCT on mine. I have been told before that mine is a...
hbalkerjones
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Dec 9, 2004
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