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GS1100e crankshaft taper...large or small?
I have a GS1100ed that was built the 11th month of 1982. The title says it is a 1983 and the engine is black. It needs a flywheel/rotor so I bought a engine for parts that is supposed to be a 1983 and is also black. It came from the widow of a drag racer and has no engine numbers. It looks like there never was any. I removed my flywheel with 30/1.5 mm Puller and when I removed the stater from the drag motor I found my puller was too small for the hub. My question is does this mean one has the large taper and the other small? I don't have a puller for the big hub to see if there is a difference and don't want to spend the money for one if I can't use the flywheel.Tags: None
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sparki
not only katana SD motors came in black.... we have 1100ES in the UK that also had black motors of the same year... not sure if the same in the US. if it's factory black then it should also have a factory welded crank in it along with a myriad of other "upgraded" bits n bobs. altogether a slightly better motor. if katana motor then also stronger rods
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Originally posted by sparki View Postnot only katana SD motors came in black.... we have 1100ES in the UK that also had black motors of the same year... not sure if the same in the US. if it's factory black then it should also have a factory welded crank in it along with a myriad of other "upgraded" bits n bobs. altogether a slightly better motor. if katana motor then also stronger rods
the 83 katana(black) info i added was to let him know that it had a small left taper instead of a typical 83 1100E/ES large taper.
the "katana 493" rods to my knowledge was only used in the 82 1000 katana engines in the states.
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ronin1166
"493" Rods
From my experience, I'll back Ray up.
A few years ago, I had in my possession a crank known to be from an '83 Katana 1100 (a friend still owns the donor Kat).
I.e. black case finish, small alt taper, small-dia alt rotor, factory-welded crankpins.
It had '493' rods.
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ronin1166
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sparki
my point was that there is a lot better quality stuff in the katana motor than there is in the other one so not only should the OP look at exchanging the rotor but give thought to the entire crank as it has superior rods and a welded crank as well; all being the true basis for any strong engine
..... and the Kat SD rods are also in UK bikes at least as well as i can testify, not only that side of the atlantic
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Originally posted by sparki View Postmy point was that there is a lot better quality stuff in the katana motor than there is in the other one so not only should the OP look at exchanging the rotor but give thought to the entire crank as it has superior rods and a welded crank as well; all being the true basis for any strong engine
..... and the Kat SD rods are also in UK bikes at least as well as i can testify, not only that side of the atlantic
i have never broken a rod...
the huge DOWN SIDE TO THE 83 KATANA CRANKS ARE....
the ****small taper****...thats a killer.
the only plus to the 83 katana crank is the 493 rods.
everything else is the same or worse.
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sparki
Originally posted by blowerbike View Postgood point except...
i have never broken a rod...
the huge DOWN SIDE TO THE 83 KATANA CRANKS ARE....
the ****small taper****...thats a killer.
the only plus to the 83 katana crank is the 493 rods.
everything else is the same or worse.
lol
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Originally posted by sparki View Posta welded crank is the same or worse? how'd ya figure that one?
lol
you didn't read what i said or i didn't say what i meant..
an 83 1100E has a welded crank also...
get it now?
small taper is bad because they spin somewhat easy when ran hard.
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