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gs1100trans in gs1000 and studs

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48woody

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Hello;
back again to get info in trying to sort out winter project. Will a gs 1100 trans fit in gs1000? also if using a gs1100GK block/head combination can you use gs1000 studs or are the 1100 studs longer. have tried to search but didn't find a difinitive answer. Thanks for the input
 
What kind of 1000/1100, chain or shaft? Regarding the studs, did you compared the stud part numbers?

BTW, I have a 1000G transmission I'd love to find a new home. The 1000 and 1100 shaft drive bikes shared the same transmission for the most part if that's what you need.
 
Nessism said:
What kind of 1000/1100, chain or shaft? Regarding the studs, did you compared the stud part numbers?

BTW, I have a 1000G transmission I'd love to find a new home. The 1000 and 1100 shaft drive bikes shared the same transmission for the most part if that's what you need.
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Damn the shipping Ed or I'd take that trans just to have a spare.
 
Sorry about leaving out some info. GS1000 is a chain drive. Asking about GS1100 chain drive trans. Looked at Babbitts site. The GS1100E (Chain) uses 4 of the same studs but the other 8 are different numbers. They didn't list the numbers for the GK, but they show that it uses 2 different studs, as does the GS1000. I remember reading a thread here that the GK block was interchangable to the GS1000, just wondering if it was higher and might require longer studs.
 
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