a bit of spondoness.

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cheers for the help tonight |Rob. a good evenings work and the engines outa the frame and waiting to be cleaned up and checked over. had a wee peek at the ports and cams... :erection: :erection:
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Over the moon for both of us mate!
Good work stripping that bike in no time really. Pity.. ..but this way we both Won!

Stage 2 in by the weekend!

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Who knew there was a branch of Moriwaki in NI? Padiwaki possibly! :lol:
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Kev L wrote:Who knew there was a branch of Moriwaki in NI? Padiwaki possibly! :lol:
Fantastic work there kev :lol:

Sooner or later I'll have a bloody engine to go on mine!!!!! Have to...

Those moriwaki pipe on Fabios bike.....holy sweet f@#k

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so. heres what all the fuss and pain and looking and hunting and selling kidneys was all about ?? looks kinda like........well any other engine if truth be told..

after a dam good scrub its not bad under the dust and oil..



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fabiostar wrote: Fri Aug 04, 2017 12:44 pm so. heres what all the fuss and pain and looking and hunting and selling kidneys was all about ?? looks kinda like........well any other engine if truth be told..

after a dam good scrub its not bad under the dust and oil..



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That's a pretty sight 8)
I bet you're excited even more now :D

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Wow go faster Spontex sponge to go in a Spondon frame :lol: Are you planning on giving it a coat of paint and making it all nice and clean and shiny. How about some pics of inside the inlets and exhaust ports then :wink:
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VTRDark wrote: Sat Aug 05, 2017 2:02 am Wow go faster Spontex sponge to go in a Spondon frame :lol: Are you planning on giving it a coat of paint and making it all nice and clean and shiny. How about some pics of inside the inlets and exhaust ports then :wink:
first of can i say a big thankyou to Roger. i contacted him and he has been emailing me for a few days. the guy seems as excited as i do that one of these engines have surfaced again. way above what any engine tuner would normally do. hes been sending me a list of engine specs and details that i would have thought were trade secrets to be honest :thumbup:
and after lots of checks,some of which i needed help with.like measuring cam timing etc. i now know i do indeed have a full fat stage 2 sitting infront of me. cams.heads high comp pistons and flywheel etc..
motor wise im gona clean it and paint the cam covers but mite sound strange but i wana leave the engine kinda as is, leave its age on it and not end up with a shiney thing..

heres a wee pic of his handy works on the port front.

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and the flywheel i found


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and so the yellow one doesnt feel left out i have this to go onto it.

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Stop being a pussy and get it fitted
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lol i am ffs i am... :D .
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Take more pics of the porting, cams and combustion chamber. It'll be interesting to see the differences between your ST2 and mine with stage 1 cams.
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its all buttoned up and waiting to go into the frame in the morning. i hope

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so the one at the back has to..

go into this big space.

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freeridenick wrote: Sat Aug 05, 2017 4:02 pm Take more pics of the porting, cams and combustion chamber. It'll be interesting to see the differences between your ST2 and mine with stage 1 cams.
+1 Before you put the lump in the frame, especially the inlets.
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big thanks to stromy rob. he was here first thing this morn. what a fight it put up but shes in..

so im sitting looking at for the last hour thinking, have i really got to own this :eek2 .

first fire.....on the button.
running ok......seems grand.
leaks........nothing.
sounds like......a nasty b8stard :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :n6013r0: :n6013r0:

was it worth it........was it ever...

would i do it again... im all worked out and will be stiff and sore all week.. :help:
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Great work and I knew it would be fitted before winter :-)
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