crazydrummerdude
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That cracked valve is interesting..
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The guys at Motorworks are completely rebuilding the heads (I do not have the expertise, that is for sure), honing the cylinders and putting new rings on it.... All told, that job is about a little over 600 bucks....Whew..
The guys at Motorworks are completely rebuilding the heads (I do not have the expertise, that is for sure), honing the cylinders and putting new rings on it.... All told, that job is about a little over 600 bucks....Whew..
Yep, I think so too: I told the guys that I would much rather "redistribute" my income to them instead of the government. I always have that momentary sticker shock when you you pay 22% of the original cost of the bike for a repair...but hell, I own a sailboat: I should have known betterThats a GREAT price!! I've spent more than that just having a set of heads done!
The guys at Motorworks are completely rebuilding the heads (I do not have the expertise, that is for sure), honing the cylinders and putting new rings on it.... All told, that job is about a little over 600 bucks....Whew..
Yep, I think so too: I told the guys that I would much rather "redistribute" my income to them instead of the government. I always have that momentary sticker shock when you you pay 22% of the original cost of the bike for a repair...but hell, I own a sailboat: I should have known better
Okay here's the next question....Oops. Any advice on these parts? If you check out the shutterfly pics, you'll see that everything is bagged and tagged, all except these little gems!
I'm sure I'll figure it out, but if any of them jump out at you, let me know, and I'll put it in the right bag!
Any advice on these parts? If you check out the shutterfly pics, you'll see that everything is bagged and tagged, all except these little gems!
I'm sure I'll figure it out, but if any of them jump out at you, let me know, and I'll put it in the right bag!
http://www.motorworkspromach.com/Do you have a link to the Motorworks that's doing your job? Thanks.
I see shiny bits. Are you a BLING brother?
Here's how I blew last fall:
Many thanks.http://www.motorworkspromach.com/
Cisco is the BMW valve guy, and Mike is the shop foreman: transmissions, etc..
This was a result of a belt sander, 220 grit, 400 grit, 600 grit, and aluminum polish on a wheel rigged up on a drill press.
I think I'm probably going to stick to a few accent pieces and not go crazy with this process...Don't think I have the patience for it.
Oh, you are well on the path. You can help the patience thing by checking your work at a distance no less than five feet. Closer than that and you'll obsess about it overmuch.
Dude, that's how I make banana bread. Google up Emeril's recipe and set the laptop in the kitchen. That way, I never have to print it out.Can't stress the importance of pictures. I have referred to them so much I am thinking of setting up my laptop in the garage!
Hey, do something about that pivot arm pin on the back of the transmission.
Somewhere in my R90 thread (in my signature) is proof of what can happen if it slips.. it'll bust the back of the transmission.
Man, the R90 thread is just awesome...
Didn't find the pivot arm story though.. .what do I need to do? I'll look at you thread again later... Great, great job, dude...
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