'83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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Visited the GPz, mate wasn't there but the bike was outside.. :think: so I pulled a sneaky ;) removed the three brake calipers & the m/c from the bars :hmmm: then left before he got back. :shhh:
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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Fresh pile of crap to overhaul/IRAN.
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That front m/c might be toast, but will assess after it comes apart.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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Arsebiscuits. The difference is in the lower fork legs....


But! I did find EBC 270mm front rotors for $170 each. Haven't bitten that bullet yet

Need to have a major garage tidy up/sort out tomorrow & then finish assembling the carb rack. Found an errant float needle laying on the garage floor this evening. :wtf: It had better be from the spare rack (which was laying on the floor with the bowls & floats removed a few days ago). I'll check the spare rack tomorrow. FFS
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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ZRX61 wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 6:20 am Arsebiscuits. The difference is in the lower fork legs....


But! I did find EBC 270mm front rotors for $170 each. Haven't bitten that bullet yet

Need to have a major garage tidy up/sort out tomorrow & then finish assembling the carb rack. Found an errant float needle laying on the garage floor this evening. :wtf: It had better be from the spare rack (which was laying on the floor with the bowls & floats removed a few days ago). I'll check the spare rack tomorrow. FFS
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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Initial soak in Evaporust didn't seem to be doing the job, so decided to pop the sender unit apart... :shock: :wtf:
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ARRGGHH!!
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It's now in the small ultrasonic with water, SG-HD & some Evaporust
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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There'll be some serious weight reduction on that sender unit compared to OE.
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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mangocrazy wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 6:17 pm There'll be some serious weight reduction on that sender unit compared to OE.
It might even work :)
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Re: '83 GPz750-A1 malarkey.

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WooT!! Carb rack assembled... Tres spiffique
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Still need to soda blast the throttle cable guide doodad (so it will come off again), fit the air screws & install the choke rod & associated gubbins.
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