November 10th, 2011, 07:19 PM
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Name: Eric
Location: Iowa City
Join Date: May 2009
Motorcycle(s): 2008 Kawmeracchi 350 2010 Project X
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MOTM - Sep '18, Feb '16
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I think the cam flange is like a thrust surface. I would not use a broken cam.
You can get the crank balanced,I talked to the balancing guys. They need 3/4 inch bearing width to get the "Bag" on the throw. What they do is weigh your piston and rod. Then fill a bag with that weight of shot and balance the crank.
JE says that you don't need to balance even for the big bore pistons. BUT we will see. I am going to build the "C" engine and see if it is OK. Then I will have the "B" engine balanced if need be.
The "A" engine will be balanced because of the different rods and the A motor will be special.
I have the bottom ends together at this point and am going to work on the heads while I save up for pistons. The first thing I do is strip and organize the head parts.
I do not want to mix up the cam buckets. The are worn in to the cam and I don't want to change anything.
I use a simple valve spring compressor from EBay .It cost 50 or 75 dollars. Before I do anything I cover the head with heavy duct tape. That will protect the head gasket surface while I work.
Once everything is apart and clean I will organize the tools and work area. I will only be doing a small amount of clean up on the "C" head. The "B" head will get the full port and polish treatment.
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