How to figure proper amount of offset on sprockets

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17 Jan 2013 16:03 #567902 by Powerstroke_fan
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1980 kz1000B4 LTD- 1327cc 9-1 comp
Ported J model head
Psp-3x cams
RS 36s
Welded MK11 crank
Back-cut MK11 trans
MTC 2 stage lock up
Stretched 4-6 over running Hayabusa rear rim with 190 rear tire
Complete frame brace kit installed
And Much Much more- SOLD

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17 Jan 2013 16:18 - 17 Jan 2013 16:21 #567903 by wireman
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Id have Les or Leon make some spacers to shim the top of your shocks out a little bit to straighten them up B)
Oh yeah get some mothers out and start polishing that motor! :woohoo:
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17 Jan 2013 16:57 #567911 by Powerstroke_fan
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I know lol I use the mothers last. Its so much work. Thank God for power tools
1980 kz1000B4 LTD- 1327cc 9-1 comp
Ported J model head
Psp-3x cams
RS 36s
Welded MK11 crank
Back-cut MK11 trans
MTC 2 stage lock up
Stretched 4-6 over running Hayabusa rear rim with 190 rear tire
Complete frame brace kit installed
And Much Much more- SOLD

2014- ZX14R all stock for now
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17 Jan 2013 18:43 #567917 by 531blackbanshee
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like wireman said,
i had to machine spacers for the top of my shocks to straighten them up after i put the big tire back there.

leon
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1976 kz 900 x 3
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17 Jan 2013 18:49 #567918 by Powerstroke_fan
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Ya i defitenly will have to get some spacers made up. But so far i think it will turn out great. I ordered 5/8 offset sprocket. So just gotta get it and go from there.
1980 kz1000B4 LTD- 1327cc 9-1 comp
Ported J model head
Psp-3x cams
RS 36s
Welded MK11 crank
Back-cut MK11 trans
MTC 2 stage lock up
Stretched 4-6 over running Hayabusa rear rim with 190 rear tire
Complete frame brace kit installed
And Much Much more- SOLD

2014- ZX14R all stock for now

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17 Jan 2013 19:04 #567921 by les holt
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Those tabs for the chain guard are made to take the LTD chain guard, looks like you may have to do a little modifying to get all the clearance. It's not uncommon when going thru such a change to have to modify things so it shouldn't be a big deal.
I seen that motor in person, that man needs meds, it has to be A.D.D. or something! They look too good to use! WAY better than the pics.

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17 Jan 2013 19:25 #567924 by Powerstroke_fan
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Thanks les, I got a crappy phone so all my pics suck lol. But i know theres gonna be some modifying involved. I just gotta figure it out as i go.
1980 kz1000B4 LTD- 1327cc 9-1 comp
Ported J model head
Psp-3x cams
RS 36s
Welded MK11 crank
Back-cut MK11 trans
MTC 2 stage lock up
Stretched 4-6 over running Hayabusa rear rim with 190 rear tire
Complete frame brace kit installed
And Much Much more- SOLD

2014- ZX14R all stock for now

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17 Jan 2013 20:44 #567932 by wireman
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18 Jan 2013 09:10 #567993 by Old Man Rock
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Easiest/most accurate tool I came across.... ;)

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18 Jan 2013 10:43 #568003 by 531blackbanshee
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omr's laser tool is a super cool tool to have for more than a few things.

but,
if your in a hurry and can't wait to buy one(or can't afford one)you can always use a string. :)

the term "straight as a string" is no bullsh!t.

this has been a public service message :lol: !

leon
skiatook,oklahoma 1980 z1r,1978 kz 1000 z1r x 3,
1976 kz 900 x 3
i make what i can,and save the rest!

billybiltit.blogspot.com/

www.kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/325862-triple-tree-custom-work

kzrider.com/forum/5-chassis/294594-frame-bracing?limitstart=0
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18 Jan 2013 13:33 #568010 by Powerstroke_fan
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Ya i ll just use a string but that laser would be bad ass to have.
1980 kz1000B4 LTD- 1327cc 9-1 comp
Ported J model head
Psp-3x cams
RS 36s
Welded MK11 crank
Back-cut MK11 trans
MTC 2 stage lock up
Stretched 4-6 over running Hayabusa rear rim with 190 rear tire
Complete frame brace kit installed
And Much Much more- SOLD

2014- ZX14R all stock for now

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18 Jan 2013 15:23 #568026 by wireman
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That laser was left over from Omrs days at the cia :woohoo:
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