Head match

lovethemkzs wrote:

Yeah but it wasn't clear on the years see now I see all the way up to 2005 but my problem is what if I bought another specter how would I be able to tell or if I wanted to buy another respecter how can I tell that that's not a bathtub head on it


 

The bathtub head only appeared on the 83-84 gpz1100 and 84-85 zn1100 ltd and you would be hard pressed to find one anyways. They are visually identical on the outside so you can't really tell but so I wouldnt worry too much about it. Really just make sure you dont buy a cylinder head from a kz1000 csr because they have a mechanical tach drive in the head which you probably don't need. However, like others have said it would make much more sense to just fix the threads on your head you have. I prefer threaded inserts because I know they won't break. If you're dead set on buying a cylinder head, these are the bikes to chose from: 81-82 kz1000k ltd, 81-83 kz1000j kz1100a shaft , 82-83 kz1000r elr kz1100d spectre, 82-05 kz1000p police.

I'm glad you said that because I was looking at a CSR 1000 and I'm figuring hey 82 1000 CSR if I can find one cheap enough cuz they wanted $1,000 for that bike but I'm glad you responded with that I can knock that off my possibility list thank you

If  CSR is all you can find for the right price it only needs a blanking plug

Thank you guys I don't think I will be bothering you anymore for this subject anyway LOL have a great weekend

lovethemkzs wrote:

Yeah but it wasn't clear on the years see now I see all the way up to 2005 but my problem is what if I bought another specter how would I be able to tell or if I wanted to buy another respecter how can I tell that that's not a bathtub head on it

Potential indicators on an installed bathtub head:

1. Nibs on vertical fin tips
2. A's in intake passages
3. Threaded hole

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