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  1. Thanks Gusto for reminding me about this thread. Last march riding trails I pulled in some muddy water and bike stalled out. Tore it down and had cylinders ported by redline and replated.

     

    2019 BHQ fall ride LOL

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    And went back 1 week later

     

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    Picked up a fireball stock length swinger, tusk axle, and JDS sprocket/rotor guards.

     

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    Next up want to have these elkas rebuilt/revalved as i have never been too happy with them as they are extremely stiff.

     

     

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  2. On 5/22/2019 at 8:52 PM, machinegunbanshee said:

    And ordered. Easy deal, smart guy.

    Found this thread and looking for a brake line for stock length roundhouse swingarm. Apex said they do not have the measurements. Do you happen to know what length you went with for this??

  3. unplug your kill switch connector (6 pin behind rad), CDI connector, and stator connector and clean them out and press on the pins to make sure they are in place. I had a pinfit issue at the kill switch connector that would cause an intermittent bog and then a no start with a weak blue spark. tightened the female pins and a little electric grease fixed the issue until i bypassed it all together.  

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  4. 3 hours ago, Banshee802 said:


    Couple days. Put it on there, torque everything then a couple days later once I get to it I’ll pressure test it. Leaks every time from intakes


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    Ok just checking. Guessing the surfaces are not flat or maybe they are getting tweaked when you torque down? 

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  5. did you leakdown test after assembling this new setup? based of symptoms, maybe clutch side crank seal is pulling in trans oil (i know you said you looked at it) which could explain the wet plug and dripping oil. Ive never experienced this so not sure if this would explain the piston being clean but worth a check. 

    If leakdown test passes and since it happened after sitting for a few weeks, clean out all circuits in both carbs, ensure jets are cleaned out and they match, and verify still synced then retest. 

  6. 44 minutes ago, JSBanshee said:

    And to check if I burn any pistons, would I know by checking cylinder compression? Because I checked them and each one has 160 with 21cc domes 

    that should prove top end is in good condition. I would avoid running it any further before you resolve that air leak. 

  7. 54 minutes ago, JSBanshee said:

    How would silicon work around the leak ?

    Most likely would not and if you got lucky it would only be a matter of time before it returns and ends up burning that piston up costing you more $. 

  8. crankshaft seal or case halves. Pull the flywheel cover off and spray soapy water behind the flywheel to see if you can see exactly where the leak is. You will need to buy a flywheel puller to pull the flywheel off to get a better look and to pinpoint the leak.  

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    Clearing out some stuff i have laying around and dont need. All prices are OBO. Let me know if you want better pictures.

     

     

    Pwk 33/35 carb bowl modified/welded to clear clutch arm actuator. This will prevent access to mainjet with bowl installed. Got this with a set of carbs but didnt need it with my intakes. Have never checked for leaks but will verify before selling. $20

     

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    Clean clutch cover with wear from boot and brake lever. No waterpump-$50. With billet impeller and plastic gear-$75

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    Welded hotrods 4mm crank. Will require rebuild and new bearings. There is some pitting on the flywheel surface from corrosion between flywheel and crank after lapping but flywheel key never slipped-see pics. $90

     

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