650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

23 Jun 2016 09:16
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

23 Jun 2016 10:11
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B7s should help things as the Champion n-3s are a step cooler...... bike shop talked me into the n-3s and it ran good but I needed to clean it out by red lining it in a few gears before I ran somebody ..... didn't miss or seem loaded up but was a couple bikes slower till I figured out that was the problem........ (found out later I was a step or 2 richer on the main too which just added to the problem.) Run N-4s now.
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

23 Jun 2016 14:48
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Leon- i'm thinking that or the Suzi valve Wrench shared. Either way, I need something done about this...

650- i've been to a shop here in town who is ordering in some B7's for me. Hopefully they're here next week. I couldn't get them anywhere in town and had to bring then in from the US or special order. The bike had B8's on it when I bought it so I figured I'd run it there. Then Ed corrected me and showed that the 650 needs to run a B7, so i'm sure it will help a bit too. As far as I know, my mains are fine, but i'll do a check once I have the fuel filter in and the B7's in. It's always one small thing left to tune up on these old girls.

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

24 Jun 2016 05:56 - 24 Jun 2016 05:56
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not sure if your tank is the same as my dads 77 kz650.
but,
dad milled out a lil block of aluminum and bolted to the tank then drilled and tapped it to fit a pingle that he already had for a harley.
the nice thing about spending the cash on a nice one is when it does what it is supposed to do .
and nothing else :laugh:

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i make what i can,and save the rest!

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

24 Jun 2016 06:19
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Leon,

I think as Ed said the tap on the 77 is different, but I'd assume the tank itself would be the same. If so, this is definitely a route to go. As long as I have a reserve option with the tap, that would be good. All I know is I'm tired of the stock petcock and the issues I keep getting, even after I do a full rebuild on the thing.

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

24 Jun 2016 06:31
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got a pic of what your petcock mounting looks like?

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

24 Jun 2016 13:29
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Leon,

Here ya go buddy.


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Dynajet stage 3 carb kit with pods
2002 Kawasaki Z750 exhaust
2001 Buell lightning front end
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

27 Jun 2016 06:21 - 27 Jun 2016 06:39
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so it would appear one of these www.pingelonline.com/prodcat/fuel-valve-adapters.asp adapter plates would bolt to the tank then you can thread one of their petcocks right on.

leon
skiatook,oklahoma 1980 z1r,1978 kz 1000 z1r x 3,
1976 kz 900 x 3
i make what i can,and save the rest!

billybiltit.blogspot.com/

www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work

kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/294594-frame-bracing?limitstart=0
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

27 Jun 2016 06:39
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Leon,

Yup! I checked the site out fully after you posted to get a feel for what's there. Looks like that 44mm plate then one of the taps would be great for it. Now to decide on the Suzi or Pingle tap...

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Dynajet stage 3 carb kit with pods
2002 Kawasaki Z750 exhaust
2001 Buell lightning front end
1999 Ninja 600 swingarm with 1999 Ninja 900 rear rim
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

27 Jun 2016 12:54
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I like this idea, I'm gonna look into this as well. I have the same old petcock with my tank. I was gonna just buy an NOS one to replace it but this is something new.

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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

01 Jul 2016 10:09
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So I know this has nothing much to do with my thread, but on the way out of the gym today, I saw this sexy number sitting there... Bone stock, in immaculate condition. What a nice bike...


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Wiseco 720cc big bore
Dynajet stage 3 carb kit with pods
2002 Kawasaki Z750 exhaust
2001 Buell lightning front end
1999 Ninja 600 swingarm with 1999 Ninja 900 rear rim
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Re: 650 Mod's 78 Fighter Build

01 Jul 2016 10:39
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650mod wrote: So I know this has nothing much to do with my thread, but on the way out of the gym today, I saw this sexy number sitting there... Bone stock, in immaculate condition. What a nice bike...


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OP's prerogative.

That bike looks very familiar...

That or it's a very popular restoration color.
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