Project NC29 spangly bastard!
- Drunkn Munky
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
Coming along nicely mate, how do you manage to keep your workshop so tidy? i only have to change the brake pads and it looks like a tazmanian devil has been let loose in the place.
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
I dont have a lot of room mate so stop and tidy up every hour or so, also all the pics are taken right at the end of the day.
- vfrman
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
Good thing you have a fairing for that bike... the dash would be one hell of an air brake!! LOL.
Looking good!
Looking good!
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
LoL it's only 4" x 5.5"
Hopefully the cam will arrive tomorrow.
Hopefully the cam will arrive tomorrow.
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
So the box arrived from Graeme this morning sans inlet cam...
After a bit of pissing around with the old one trying to replicate what I did wrong I just went for it very very carefully and in in went no bother at all first time...WTF??

So then it was just a case of bolting shit onto the engine...

And pop it in....well I say pop usually it's a piece of piss to do on your own but this one was being a bastard.

Connected up all relevant plugs n shit....And we have life.

Went round checking bolts n stuff after putting the rad on by which time I was fucked and had had enough.
This is what I have to do tomorrow, fit carbs and the last of the samco bits to the head, fit throttle and clutch cables, fill with oil, plug in remote bottle and hope to dear god it runs....

Oh and my yoke, sidestand and frame will be done in the morning aswell.
After a bit of pissing around with the old one trying to replicate what I did wrong I just went for it very very carefully and in in went no bother at all first time...WTF??

So then it was just a case of bolting shit onto the engine...

And pop it in....well I say pop usually it's a piece of piss to do on your own but this one was being a bastard.

Connected up all relevant plugs n shit....And we have life.

Went round checking bolts n stuff after putting the rad on by which time I was fucked and had had enough.
This is what I have to do tomorrow, fit carbs and the last of the samco bits to the head, fit throttle and clutch cables, fill with oil, plug in remote bottle and hope to dear god it runs....

Oh and my yoke, sidestand and frame will be done in the morning aswell.
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
Coming along well ,what sort of power are you looking for? whats considered good for a 29?
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
Power....erm dunno mid to high 60s I guess.
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
So all did not go to plan, after spending 1/2 a day chasing down an electrical gremlin that was causing the 30a starter relay fuse to blow turned out to be the brand new switch I just bought for the ignition it was finally time to start the bike....after the cursary hour fitting the carbs of course.
Alas it did not start, has spark-air-fuel....
It also had oil pissing out of the side of the casings at the point that looks like an upside down T in the pic, yes it looks like a crack but it's a casting mark.

So it's now stripped right back ready for the engine to come out tomorrow.

And rather than risk it happening again I'm going to use the other set of casings I have.

Weirdly I'm not raging...I'm almost serene...
Alas it did not start, has spark-air-fuel....
It also had oil pissing out of the side of the casings at the point that looks like an upside down T in the pic, yes it looks like a crack but it's a casting mark.

So it's now stripped right back ready for the engine to come out tomorrow.

And rather than risk it happening again I'm going to use the other set of casings I have.

Weirdly I'm not raging...I'm almost serene...
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Re: Project NC29 spangly bastard!
You are definitely more zen than I am!