Valve collets
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Valve collets
Does this look like too large a gap to you?
And secondly, I think there's room for improvement here!
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Re: Valve collets
ISTR the gap being less on a 900R,but maybe it was just more equidistant. I can't see that gap being a problem though.
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Re: Valve collets
Personally I think it's just Indian build quality. The exhausts were roughly the same, so I knew they had seated properly.
Pretty sure the last top end I rebuilt had a better tolerance when built.....but it's been a while!
Pretty sure the last top end I rebuilt had a better tolerance when built.....but it's been a while!
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Re: Valve collets
You could take the spring out and seat it all with hand tension. You'd know how it looks when it's all together then.
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Re: Valve collets
Remember what I said about Indian build quality!
Looks like they got mice to make the bolt holes
Looks like they got mice to make the bolt holes
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Re: Valve collets
Don't hog the exhaust out you will almost certainly make it worse unless you really know what you are doing. Do lots of reading, smokey yunick and Graham bell, before touching anything
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Re: Valve collets
Thanks for your input, I've wielded a die grinder to good effect in the past!porter_jamie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 7:56 pm Don't hog the exhaust out you will almost certainly make it worse unless you really know what you are doing. Do lots of reading, smokey yunick and Graham bell, before touching anything
Not my bike and the owner doesn't want to pay for anything he doesn't have too!
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