NC30 Honda Britain rep
- Yakama
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Thanks hunter will try and contact them at some point. So do you still have your T Scott motor? You still got it in a bike and what was it like to ride?
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
I'm using standard rockers and oversized shims with mine. The grinds I have mean that I have to use approx. +0.75-1.00mm shims over standard.hunter wrote:I don't know what spec they were but they were good,The motor felt realy strong.
The procedure is to grind the base of the cam,And build up the rockers with stelite,So no oversize shims.
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The thing about converting OE camshafts to an HRC grind, isn't just the lobe profile though but also the timing and the squish. I only received my oversized shims yesterday, so haven't been able to install them yet and take some accurate measurements, but with the sprockets in their OE position, I couldn't install the cams with 105 lobe centres (mine ended up about 102 i.e 3 deg. advanced). I'm having to get the cams slotted so they can be installed correctly which really jacks up the cost.
I also need to check squish as I think with 105 LC, it's going to be tight, but I'm running a 0.502mm head skim, so it may not be an issue if you have standard height heads.
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
The only concern with using oversize shims is the possibility they could jump out,
Thats the reason why they build up the rockers.
Thats the reason why they build up the rockers.
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Sorry DM we have crashed in on your build thread.
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Its all good, any talk of HRC is good by me :)
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Question some one has told me you can fit bigger valves into a 30/35 head believe its both In and Ex and that it was part of the HRC kit. ive never seen or heard of it or it been done. has yours got it done DM or has anybody seen it done????
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Yakama wrote:Thanks hunter will try and contact them at some point. So do you still have your T Scott motor? You still got it in a bike and what was it like to ride?
Sorry mate missed your post,
Yes I do still have the motor,No it's not im the frame,
It was awesome to ride,It felt so responsive more like an inline motor.
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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
Well if you every fancy selling it let me know it would go lovely with the kit CDI I have 

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Re: NC30 Honda Britain rep
He not only did fourstrokes,
Cos i'v got one of these that he did,


Cos i'v got one of these that he did,


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