NC29 Race engine project
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tanuki
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
absolute quality mate....
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chrisja2
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
+1, although it would have looked better sprayed brown/pink and mustard 
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greggo
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
funny bastard. 
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PARUS
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Greego,
Bike is brilliant, but this scotch tape better to remove....
Bike is brilliant, but this scotch tape better to remove....
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greggo
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Well that was short lived.
Went to the track to run it in today, first session nithing of 6 grand, which of course fouled the plugs. Second session nothing over 8-9 grand. Third session was using the throttle but no redline. Fourth session was giving it a bit of curry.
She dropped a valve on number 3. Haven't looked ot see the damage yet, but it looks like it was something I didn't put together. And to add insult to injury while I was parked up on gravel some numpty decided he would crash into me after he fixated on me in the gravel. Lucky I had the presence of mind to lift my leg or it would have been smashed between the two bikes.
The universe does not want me to race this year.
I will pull the head off when I can be fuggered, and have a look at the damage. Having just finished what has been a nightmare build, you can imagine my motivation to do it again is at zero. If it is worst case scenario, I will build a bike out of the bits I have and sell some of my good stuff, and the bike and get a 600 for next year.
flatslides with manifolds, lightened crank, TM performance rear shock For sale....watch this space.
Went to the track to run it in today, first session nithing of 6 grand, which of course fouled the plugs. Second session nothing over 8-9 grand. Third session was using the throttle but no redline. Fourth session was giving it a bit of curry.
She dropped a valve on number 3. Haven't looked ot see the damage yet, but it looks like it was something I didn't put together. And to add insult to injury while I was parked up on gravel some numpty decided he would crash into me after he fixated on me in the gravel. Lucky I had the presence of mind to lift my leg or it would have been smashed between the two bikes.
The universe does not want me to race this year.
I will pull the head off when I can be fuggered, and have a look at the damage. Having just finished what has been a nightmare build, you can imagine my motivation to do it again is at zero. If it is worst case scenario, I will build a bike out of the bits I have and sell some of my good stuff, and the bike and get a 600 for next year.
flatslides with manifolds, lightened crank, TM performance rear shock For sale....watch this space.
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racesupplies
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Dont give up Gregg,youve just had an extra shit day. I have a good head here if you need one,you can have it.I will ship it as well if that helps get you going.
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blueflag
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Aaah no! 
Looks like you'd made a cracking job of the bike too. As Carl said, you had a particularly bad day but don't give up. If it was a 600RR that had dropped a valve it would be a whole lot more expensive to fix. You'll get it sorted mate, don't give up.
Looks like you'd made a cracking job of the bike too. As Carl said, you had a particularly bad day but don't give up. If it was a 600RR that had dropped a valve it would be a whole lot more expensive to fix. You'll get it sorted mate, don't give up.
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Variablevalves suck
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Funny how those people just suck into you as they crash.
Stay with the bike mate- followed the build and has been very interesting. Hope the damage is minor.
I went thro the same thing with a bike i built last year- After 1 hour it stuck in 3rd and i found a peg that holds the gear drum in place had broke. Can you beleave its the 'F'ing first thing you put in the motor so i had to drop and completely strip it back out, every single part!!
Stay with the bike mate- followed the build and has been very interesting. Hope the damage is minor.
I went thro the same thing with a bike i built last year- After 1 hour it stuck in 3rd and i found a peg that holds the gear drum in place had broke. Can you beleave its the 'F'ing first thing you put in the motor so i had to drop and completely strip it back out, every single part!!
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chrisja2
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
Aaahhhh bollocks Chin up. Have a beer then take a peek at the damage. 
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sa.racing
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Re: NC29 Race engine project
That sucks dude, what piston to valve clearance were you running?