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MK 3 bracket
This is just the left plate
The chewed bit of alloy between the nuts was just to get a line and that will be 8mm plate like the side brackets.
It will be welded both sides onto the side plates
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This pic shows actual 8mm plate that i will be using
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It's all fun and games
I snapped a bolt in the cases as some donkey had red loctited the screws in
Got one out and the other one snapped at the head,drilled in a bit and got the devil stud extractors out i vowed never to use again
Yep and the fecker snapped
So had a nut welded over the stud and after a few attempts
Bottom pic shows how the weld is built up above the threads
Top pic shows the tip of the stud extractor
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Another thing i vowed never to do was a bit of home tuning
Ain't touching anything else but matched the crankcases to the transfer ports on the barrels.
There is always quite a step between the two.You need to trim the base gasket now aswell
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First time I ever used a stud extractor it worked perfectly and I thought it was a fantastic invention - that was in 1985 - since then I have had 3 sets and never made them work again.
I have bought a cheap bench drill made in China - now I drill out the snapped fastener nice and slow starting with a fine drill bit and using gradually bigger bits - the heat normally shifts the fastener but keep going until you can clear it out with a thread tap - never failed but its not a 5 min job.
Salty
I have bought a cheap bench drill made in China - now I drill out the snapped fastener nice and slow starting with a fine drill bit and using gradually bigger bits - the heat normally shifts the fastener but keep going until you can clear it out with a thread tap - never failed but its not a 5 min job.
Salty
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Just a random pic as i haven't done anything this week
Did buy some more barrels apparently still on standard bore probably going to need a fresh rebore though
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Got some TZR 250 6 petal reed blocks,the holes need to be slotted in to fit and a spacer fitted between barrels and reed blocks as the TZR reed blocks go in by a further 5mm.
Apparently this is a good mod and compared to V Force 3 reeds are blummin cheap
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Even with a 6-8mm spacer (recommended) it may need a bit of tickling to fit
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Got the plate drilled for the adjuster at last
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Just need to get it all welded up now
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All tacked up ready for welding
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