Doing some work on my NC30

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Doing some work on my NC30

Post by JC120 » Wed Aug 15, 2012 8:50 pm

Hello to my cousins over the pond

Here's the plan;

1. Swap the OEM stator and flywheel with one from a 2008 GSXR1000. I have a special kit from Rick O with a new cover to make it work. The GSXR stator is lighter then the Honda OEM. Here's some more info http://mngforce.typepad.com/nc450vde...generator.html

2. I had some Chinese aftermarket fairings on there and the fit wasn't that great, so I have some OEM tail fairings and a higher quality Tyga two piece fiber glass set for the front. They need to be painted and OEM style decals applied.

3. I can smell some coolant after the bikes been running. I thought it might be the lower radiator leaking so I took it off and checked it for leaks but none where found. I've put it back on and flushed the cooling system. There's no coolant in there right now.

4. I have a 17" RVF400 wheel that I need to get painted white then I'll swap out the 18" rear that's limiting my tire choices.

5. After the above gets done, I'm swapping out the front end for some ZX400R forks that have been reworked by Maxton in the UK (they've prepped some 400cc V4 Honda's for the Isle of Man TT). I have some trick custom triples and some spacers for the front wheel to make it work. I still need a ZX400R front fender, clip ons, 310mm discs, and maybe calipers (I have some that might fit)

First I'd like to get the fly wheel off and do the stator swap. I was planing on getting a strap wrench and unbolting the flywheel. My Haynes manual says I need a special removal tool to pull the flywheel but I don't have one, so any suggestions would help. Also I need to seal the new stator cover and I've never done that either.

I've also posted this on the BARF forums which are more local to me since I live in Southern California. http://bayarearidersforum.com/forums/sh ... ost7490441

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Re: Doing some work on my NC30

Post by JC120 » Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:47 pm

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Finally got the bolt off the flywheel using my homemade tool. Worked great and didn't take long. I used part of a bed frame, a 2x4, and a couple drill bits.

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Re: Doing some work on my NC30

Post by JC120 » Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:51 pm

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A few pics of the project

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Re: Doing some work on my NC30

Post by lutorm » Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:43 am

Nice, good luck with getting the rest done!

Hey, where did you get those nice coolant hoses? I'm thinking of stripping mine down to the bone and stuff like that would be nice to replace.

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Re: Doing some work on my NC30

Post by JC120 » Tue Sep 11, 2012 2:48 am

I just saw your post. Those Samco hoses came with the bike. I'm actually going to need another set for a NC35 I'm building, so if you do find where to get some let me know :peace:

-edit; I got it all in a couple weeks back and everything seems honky dory so far.

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Re: Doing some work on my NC30

Post by slo12 » Tue Sep 11, 2012 3:12 am

Nice work.
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