'76 KZ900 (ZRX1200R) Build

When I took my pump apart in 13, the flat plate had shallow grooves in it. The clearance between the gears were in spec but I took the best parts from two others I had to make one. The plate I sanded with #600 paper on a sheet of glass. Now I have plenty of pressure, maybe too much.No problems for three years.
Steve

That green color yu use is it original or a color match?

spdygon wrote: That green color yu use is it original or a color match?

Not original color. It is a color I have wanted to do something in for a long time. It is 2003 Jaguar Racing Green Pearl.

Cory

Seat is done....my plan is coming together......

Cory

Nice seat! Love the color.

that turned out nice!

leon

Think that was one of the colors I had pick before painting mine.
Look good..

Little teaser....more to come over the next few days.

Cory

Wow, great color. Is that the same green that the body is going to be?

It is a Powdercoat color that I found that matches the paint color I have chosen. I still have to clear coat it and also built a holder for the carb bodies to do a better coating job as well.

Cory

Well good new and bad news. Good news is that I am picking up my frame from the Powdercoater finally after they have redone it like 3 times due to issues. Bad news is they sent me this picture.

Now I don't doubt I have a pin hole in the joint since I had to stitch weld the additional frame reinforcements and probable screwed this up just a bit, but they are claiming the PC defect is due to this. Not sure how it could be, but oh well. Going to grind down the PC and mask off the area and use a Rustoleum Texture Black spray paint to feather and blend it in. It will be under the tail section rubber mount anyway, so it will hardly ever be seen.

I post my wins and failures......this case a little bit of both.

Cory

So here are a couple of shots. Couldn't wait so I quick threw on the forks and swinger. I think I like it.....

Up close....

And with the rolling stock......

Need to do some "cleaning up" of the powdercoat before the shocks can go on, etc....

Cory