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    #16
    Thanks for this BadBilly, Looks like the 1175cc version is the go for me.
    Any pointers on prefferred manufacturers for the pistons/liners?
    When you say GS1100 crankshaft, is that 2v or 4v gs1100?
    Don't suppose you know of any destroyed big blocks sitting around? I have a mate who's seriously into casting engine cases, heads etc, and it's surpirisingly cheap to get done. But would be eaiser if I have an example to create the moulds from.

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      #17
      Originally posted by TheRedlineMan View Post
      Thanks for this BadBilly, Looks like the 1175cc version is the go for me.
      Any pointers on prefferred manufacturers for the pistons/liners?
      When you say GS1100 crankshaft, is that 2v or 4v gs1100?
      Don't suppose you know of any destroyed big blocks sitting around? I have a mate who's seriously into casting engine cases, heads etc, and it's surpirisingly cheap to get done. But would be eaiser if I have an example to create the moulds from.
      Dont really know where to find pistons. Sleeves can be had from LA Sleeve in California and possibly APE (contact Big Jay). I have a used set of MTC 1175cc pistons that I could be talked out of. I also have an APE big block that is in excellent condition that is collecting dust.
      The GS1000 2V motor has a stroke of 64.8mm and the GS1100 4V has a stroke of 65.93mm. At 78mm piston size the crank swap nets you 22 more cc.....But from experience I can tell you the crank swap is not reliable.......Billy

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        #18
        I'll give you a call once I get a new contract sorted out (Fark I hate doing job applications, shouldn't have gone contracting huh?)

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          #19
          I know this is an extremely old thread... but saw this on ebay today $140



          anyone know what it would cost to bore the cylinders? Or is it necessary to by a new big bore head?
          82 gs1100e FAUX Skunk
          80 gs1000s

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            #20
            $189 To bore your block for those pistons. http://www.aperaceparts.com/machining.html
            Speed Merchant
            http://www.gszone.biz

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              #21
              Thats pretty cool. About a $400 upgrade. I wonder if the performance gain would be noticable for the average rider?
              82 gs1100e FAUX Skunk
              80 gs1000s

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