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  1. WolfTechnics

    1980 GS 450S

    Keep the airbox, the CV carbs run a lot better with it. CV carbs really don't like pod filters in my experience.
  2. WolfTechnics

    Thoughts about the website in general

    Same for me from the Netherlands, website is like a frozen turd through a filtered funnel.
  3. WolfTechnics

    Replace Gear Sift shaft Oil Seal?

    That's it yes. Good look!
  4. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Balancing Shaft Let's talk about the balancing shaft, the voodoo part, the magical anti-vibration device. “WhY dOn’T yOu JuSt TaKe It OuT aNd FrEe Up SoMe Of ThAt LoSt Hp?”...
  5. WolfTechnics

    Replace Gear Sift shaft Oil Seal?

    If it is the same construction as on the GS twins then you cannot remove it from the inside as the aluminium casing is drilled to the diameter of the shifting shaft to form a rudimentary bearing. I have replaced multiple and can concur it is done as @Burque73 states in his comment above.
  6. WolfTechnics

    GS500E rebuild, 1989 style

    A little side quest today, I've recently acquired a bunch of GR650 goodies, including an engine. So I tried fitting it into the GS500e frame out of curiosity. Mind you, I have fitted a GS500e head to this engine to check for exhaust fitment. It's not half bad, the lower and front mount line up...
  7. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Thank you for the tip. I've read about this, although information is scarce. Some modified the valve cover to accept the stock GSX-R750 cam chain idler in between the two camshafts. I've also read about a KZ1000 cam chain idler used underneath the intake camshaft. Normally a plastic guide is...
  8. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Not sure about that, don't expect too much progress within a year from now. Just writing everything down first that I have figured out in the last 12 years. That's cool, happy to have you along. You don't have to get it...look; there is no logic and or reasoning involved here, this project is...
  9. WolfTechnics

    1981 GSX1100 Katana Based Project

    Can you turn the rotors down to just above their wear limit? might save some weight as well. And sand down the brake pads to just above their wear limit as well.
  10. WolfTechnics

    Can you show me your rear end? (of your bike, of course)

    Also, www.cmsnl.com may come in handy here.
  11. WolfTechnics

    1981 GSX1100 Katana Based Project

    Let's go!
  12. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Parts Selection With parts selection I mean to say how do you know what combination of parts to pick to build a proper motor, and oh boy! do I think about this a lot, there are so many factors to consider that it becomes difficult to keep track of. So writing it down here actually becomes...
  13. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Useful Data This section will be used to update data as I find new information. Please feel free to correct anything you deem incorrect; the goal is to have all relevant information for GS twin modifications in one place. If one wanted to build a fun engine for considerably less money, the...
  14. WolfTechnics

    GS600EFI Build

    Index 1) Introduction 2) Useful Data 3) Parts Selection - Bottom End - Balancer Shaft I wish to start a new thread chronicling my GS450E build, in which I’ll be using a beefed-up GS400 bottom end with a GR650 head to create a 600 cc two-valve engine. I attempted something similar in the past...
  15. WolfTechnics

    MIXTURE SCREWS PLEASE

    https://www.z1enterprises.com/fuel-mixture-screw-bs-series-gs750-gs850-gs1000.html
  16. WolfTechnics

    LH Carburetor Body

    With a fresh gasket, I don't think that will leak.
  17. WolfTechnics

    New Member

    Welcome to the Forum! Glad you are here. Beautiful bike!
  18. WolfTechnics

    LH Carburetor Body

    Might be fixable with the right epoxy or equivalent.
  19. WolfTechnics

    How many clutch plates?

    What I notice is that from the fiche, it looks like the aluminum pressure plate acts as a "steel plate", as in, it makes contact with the first friction plate. I work with gigantic friction clutches on (navy)vessels, you'd always want to start and end with a metal disc, where the metal disc on...
  20. WolfTechnics

    Thoughts about the website in general

    It saddens me that these communities slowly die out, I hold on to some (false) hope that modern social media will prove itself insufficient as a form of communication about said in-depth technical discussions, and that people will come back to the good old forums. On the other hand, I own a...
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