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    Primary chain tensioner issue

    I know Brent Hyde gets his heads made in Italy and I am not sure where he gets the tensioners made, but they could well be local as you need good foundries to make the head and Italy have a lot of these. I will ask.
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    Primary chain tensioner issue

    Need to see if Vince and Hyde will make them in NZ. Their cam chain tensioners are the de facto standard to replace OEM rubbish. Cannot recommend anything else.
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    Conversion to CB900 Oil Pump

    I am rebuilding a CB750KZ as a 900ish using new liners etc. I am advised by folk who have raced the 750 that you can bolt on the 900 oil pump (higher flow), the 900 sump with oil hose I/O, the cooler, and the distributor plate on the bottom of the engine. Firstly does everyone agree and secondly...
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    Removal of Alternator Rotor on Crankshaft

    For anyone interested I removed it in the following way: 1) Removed Bakelite/copper outer plate. 2) Using two of the four holes as pilots drilled and tapped two 3/8 unc holes in the outer metal section. 3) Pulled that off using a flywheel puller with 2 bolts in the holes tapped. I put a socket...
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    Having trouble finding engine studs for DOHC - Usable stock cylinder? '79-750 F

    If you want reliability get the Vince & Hyde AHM design tensioners available via JesBUILT nor Portland Oregon. You can also install an oil feed off the filter casing to the B chain tensioner to improve lube flow to that chain and remove air from the filter housing.
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    Wider tires honda cb750 -80

    Go to the Metzeler website and download the tyre catalogue, it will advise the rim width that can be used for each tyre so you can pick the widest size to fit the rim. Whichever make of tyre you select should then fit.
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    Removal of Alternator Rotor on Crankshaft

    Bike is a CB750KZ 1979. I have procured a rotor removal tool and inserted it, tightened it up to the end of the crank and it cocked over 10 deg or so. On closer inspection the thread has been damaged by a previous owner. A 3 legged puller would not hold. Anyone know a nifty way of getting this...
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