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Re: Exhaust port goop
Reply #15 - 06/19/16 at 15:15:27
 
Here's what I did with mine...
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Reply #16 - 06/19/16 at 15:22:17
 
No Justin is kinda ok with that Ryca brake rod with the 2 bends seems to give alittle locks up but not like stock it has some feel to it and just bought that disc setup from Shawn just not installed yet , Suzuki brake is crap , bike hauls ass but takes forever to stop !
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Reply #17 - 06/19/16 at 15:27:33
 
Justin I still has oem rear shoes what is cure for lock up ?
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Reply #18 - 06/19/16 at 16:10:18
 
Hey Serowbot,
Lots of time involved in that. Looks very promising.
I'll throw my head in the sheep dip tomorrow and start the cleaning rituals.
I'm also going to work on all the casting flashings that block the airflow along the sides of the head.
I still think removing the left side may be a good thing. With the tank I have, it's pretty tough to get to the plug, and I don't think all that metal is adding as much to the cooling as it blocks airflow to the plug area.
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Reply #19 - 06/19/16 at 16:11:28
 
Roughed out.
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Reply #20 - 06/19/16 at 16:22:51
 
Ruttly wrote on 06/19/16 at 15:27:33:
Justin I still has oem rear shoes what is cure for lock up ?



I pulled the brake assembly and used a handheld grinder to chamfer the ends of the shoes and cut grooves across the faces of the shoes, decreasing the contact are by between a fourth and a third. If I had kept it I would have done a little more.
Can't put it back, so, if you do it, start with less cutting.
If you angle the grooves a bit you can make it spit the dust out.
I could modulate the pressure and vary the braking and actually Feel the pedal against my boot before it would lock up.
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Reply #21 - 06/19/16 at 16:24:25
 
Armen wrote on 06/19/16 at 16:10:18:
Hey Serowbot,
Lots of time involved in that. Looks very promising.
I'll throw my head in the sheep dip tomorrow and start the cleaning rituals.
I'm also going to work on all the casting flashings that block the airflow along the sides of the head.
I still think removing the left side may be a good thing. With the tank I have, it's pretty tough to get to the plug, and I don't think all that metal is adding as much to the cooling as it blocks airflow to the plug area.



THere is a simple mod to make it swing out and gain access to the plug.


IIRC, it's the right side,, the one that the vent tube runs through. Gotta cut the strap that runs behind the tube, and shorten a bolt by cutting the head off, leaving a bump tall enough to keep it from rotating out. Seat that short bolt and Locktite it. You can use the other bolt normally. It will hold it down and trapped on the short bolt.
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Reply #22 - 06/19/16 at 16:45:09
 
Justin,
No idea what you are saying. I was talking about access to the spark plug. Plug is on the left side of the head. Gas tank blocks access with the extra metal on the left side of the head.
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Reply #23 - 06/19/16 at 17:48:30
 
The trim that blocks access can be modified. I don't remember which side,
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Reply #24 - 06/19/16 at 17:59:41
 
If you mean the chrome stuff, that's long gone. I was talking about the actual casting. Take a look at the pic of the butchered head.
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Reply #25 - 06/19/16 at 18:35:59
 
I can't see well on the kindle. Sorry for the contusion.
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Reply #26 - 06/21/16 at 16:33:05
 
When I read that it can be sanded after curing I got scared! How hard can this stuff be if it can be sanded? I've used epoxy in industry ,but when it cured it couldn't be sanded,and some contained ceramic beads for heat and wear resistance.
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Reply #27 - 06/21/16 at 17:13:13
 
Batman,
Steel can be sanded, too.
Don't lose too much sleep over semantics.
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Reply #28 - 06/21/16 at 19:19:36
 
armen ,I hope the stuff is super-epoxy and works for you.I love the fact that people on this site are trying new things,it benefits us all.good luck,please keep us in the loop.
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