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TZR Engine finshed :)


Sean

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Hi guys took some time out over the Christmas break to rebuild the motor and give it a quick freshen up. Started as a top end rebuild, and went on the have the crank cases matched to my Mick Abbey barrel, re sprayed them in PJ1 satin black, all new bearings, a nice NOS crank a got for £32 a few months back, made a 10mm reed valve spacer on the milling machine at college, machined the fly wheel lighter. Heads been skimmed and re profiled and it now running at 0.8mm squish and a tz style o-ring, so no head gasket . Got some nice boyson duel stage reed petals aswell. Made a little powervalve cover out of some Perspex I had laying round. Back in the bike now just getting some run in miles down before giving her a thrashing this summer. Seems to pull amazingly well at the minute and haven’t wound her up yet at all, cant wait.DSC00650.jpgDSC00674.jpgDSC00678.jpgDSC00681.jpgDSC00683.jpg

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stupid question I know but what were you doing with the parts in the oven?

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Baking the PJ1 paint on of corse :eusa_think: might just be me, but by doing this seems to make it alot stronger, my carb bowl leaked over night and i simply wiped the puddle of full off the crank cases. not a mark or blemish. Cheers Guys

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Did indeed, Putting out 17.5 at the rear wheel so loads more work needed lol

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Is that restricted? I thought they were in the high 20s in full power?

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Just to add, great job you have done in restoring this TZR, I never would have had the focus at your age!

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Still running a standard exhaust on there, and the italian import versions had far more power nearly 25-26. Cheers for the positive comments guys

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