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akshit · 05-11-2010, 08:03 PM

thats a serious and exciting DIY... best of luck bro...

ritocbz2001 · 05-11-2010, 09:36 PM

Whoa dude!!!!!!! ur giving me some seriously WICKED ideas!!!!! Awesome project man!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!!

pavanchirmade · 05-12-2010, 12:04 AM

Good that you found the engine.. But is this mod street legal? The chassis and engine numbers would change...

jd666 · 05-12-2010, 12:48 AM

^^ thats the least of the worries.. the engine number from the original bike can always be stamped on this bike.

@OP - any work to be done on the motor?? i thought i saw a bit of wear on the cams. Whats the condition of the valve seat? rings etc??

I think best would be to purchase all necessary spares from there, and replace in situ before bringing any parts to india. That will help build a fresh motor, and also improve the performance.

Any plans on this?

cool_dude_sunn_y · 05-12-2010, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Shivanshu

Dude thats some serious DIY going on bro keep us updated

Sure thing dude!

Quote:

Originally Posted by rossiter

Sunny: Kudos to the thought behind this. But I have some reservations.. Shoe horning another engine into a chassis like the CBZ is always going to be a tough one. I hope you have your dimensions, mounting points etc all sorted.
Keep us posted!

Yup, not going to be an easy task but i hope it doesn't turn out to be too complicated either. Mounting points are different and i will have to modify the chassis for sure. I am going to make this one work

Quote:

Originally Posted by shrinathrao

hey the ninja engine looks much more bigger than the CBZ engine. i doubt whether its a direct fit.

By compact engines you mean the RX 100/135 series?

Was wondering which engine can be a direct fit and improves performance drastically.

Yup it is bigger for sure, but i hope things will work out

Yup thats what i meant. I have no idea which one will be a direct fit, you will have to check on that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by akshit

thats a serious and exciting DIY... best of luck bro...

Thanks Akshit

Quote:

Originally Posted by ritocbz2001

Whoa dude!!!!!!! ur giving me some seriously WICKED ideas!!!!! Awesome project man!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!!

Thanks dude!

Quote:

Originally Posted by pavanchirmade

Good that you found the engine.. But is this mod street legal? The chassis and engine numbers would change...

Chassis number will still be the same as i will be using my old CBZ chassis only. But yeah will have to think something about the Engine Number

Quote:

Originally Posted by jd666

^^ thats the least of the worries.. the engine number from the original bike can always be stamped on this bike.

@OP - any work to be done on the motor?? i thought i saw a bit of wear on the cams. Whats the condition of the valve seat? rings etc??

I think best would be to purchase all necessary spares from there, and replace in situ before bringing any parts to india. That will help build a fresh motor, and also improve the performance.

Any plans on this?

Is it! You have any pointers on that (Stamping a different number on the engine).

The engine is just 450 Miles old, parts are like shinning new except the piston and valves which have a carbon coating, which i will clean up for sure. And as u advised i will be buying all the necessary parts here only, as they will turn out cheap

I ordered a Yamaha YZ 250 Swingarm with locks, and will probably be buying rear disc setup for the same bike

cool_dude_sunn_y · 05-12-2010, 04:16 AM

BTW here is a copy of 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250R Service Manual

manubhat · 05-14-2010, 09:57 AM

All the best for your ambitious project bro..
keep us updated..

scarecrow · 05-14-2010, 01:42 PM

interesting stuff, will be tuned in

Akshay.murdeshwar · 05-15-2010, 02:36 PM

this is one interesting stuff dude . want to see it completed soon

rohramanish · 05-15-2010, 02:55 PM

excellent diy job.. you can have a check at howstuffworks.com also for detailed videos.. keep us updated with your diy project.. its quite fascinating..

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jd666 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Gurgaon/Faridabad Posts: 3,390	^^ thats the least of the worries.. the engine number from the original bike can always be stamped on this bike. @OP - any work to be done on the motor?? i thought i saw a bit of wear on the cams. Whats the condition of the valve seat? rings etc?? I think best would be to purchase all necessary spares from there, and replace in situ before bringing any parts to india. That will help build a fresh motor, and also improve the performance. Any plans on this? __________________ My offerings to the gods of speed - - KTM Duke 200 - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed

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ritocbz2001 Wolf Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Shantiniketan/Kolkata. Posts: 76	Whoa dude!!!!!!! ur giving me some seriously WICKED ideas!!!!! Awesome project man!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!!

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manubhat beast rider Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: bangalore Posts: 277	All the best for your ambitious project bro.. keep us updated..

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