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a Honda CBR 1000 engine
whpracer - 16/10/04 at 05:36 PM

YESSS i have done it , i'v bought myself a nice 1994 CBR 1000 engine with just over 35 dkm on it.
. so this must meen i'm in the first stage fo building my own LMP.

but i very intrested in modifing this engine, does any one has experince with it , regarding to dry sump or so ??

greetz

peter


Kissy - 17/10/04 at 10:19 AM

Hi Peter
I have just finished building a CBR1000 powered '7'-thing (was an F27, but have lost all the trademark F27 nasties so it is now more a Locost). Couple of things. It is easy to buy a blank Pipercross filter carrier and cut it to suit the carbs (Peter Lloyd Rallying in the UK can help here), and then fit a suitable filter (if you want pics let me know). The CBR was used extensively in grasstrack in the UK so there are builders who can tune these beyond standard, but it gets expensive (cams etc). With a decent filter, revised jetting and free flowing exhaust you should see 140+ bhp. Do not buy a Dynojet kit - from all I can gather they are more hassle than benefit. Are you on Flat or Round slide carbs? I have a genuine clutch master cylinder (used) if you need. I used a Nissan cylinder, but I actually need one with a very slightly larger bore as I have to push the pedal a long way before it disengages. Any pics you need let me know, good luck.
Andrew


Shandylegs - 27/10/04 at 12:46 PM

Kissy

I'm in the process of building a CBR1000f powered locost and am struggling when it comes to the exhaust.

Did you modify the original or have a manifold manufactured? Any pictures or guidance in this area would be appreciated.

Thanks.....


locoboy - 28/10/04 at 01:36 PM

kissy,

i would be interested in pictures of the engine in situ and of the clutch set up your using

Im in the process of building a CBR 1000 locost too.

Thanks
Colin


Kissy - 14/11/04 at 08:46 PM

Gents, (is that about right?)
I have tried uploading pics to no avail - feck!
Give me your e-mails and I'll happily send pics - sent some the other day, due to site upload issues.
I'm happy to help people avoid the cr*p I went through!
My e-mail is, either
akiss1962@aol.com
or
andrew.kiss@stafford-rubber.co.uk
(you need seat padding or any foams I'm your man!) 3mm, any grade, up to whatever (30"+!)


Shandylegs - 15/11/04 at 04:47 PM

Kissy

As stated in previous mail any help with the exhaust would be gratefully received.

Email Addy is: DuncanHibbert@blueyonder.co.uk

Thanks......