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Identify this 16"drum Brake cast wheel
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It has J16kmt 3.00 DOT stamed in one spot, R-1038 in another and Kawaski in another.
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missionkz wrote: Is that a rear wheel from a small KZ400-440 LTD of some kind?
Those are 2.15 * 16.
3 * 16 are 550 and larger.
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Livin in "CheektaVegas, NY
Went thru 25 of these in 40 yrs.
I SOLD OUT! THE KAW BARN IS EMPTY.
More room for The Old Girl, Harley 75 FLH Electra Glide,
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Starts everytime!
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martin_csr wrote: From the cross-reference at Partzilla a bunch of models use the same Rr Br cam shaft but not all of them. (41050-017). The cam lever seems to vary more, depending upon the model.
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DoctoRot wrote: If the axle is 20mm then i think it is the rear wheel off a '80, '82, or '83 KZ750 twin, the 650 and 550 had 17mm rear axles. It uses the same cam arm as a ton of other models some as recent as 2002. I have a rusty one you can have for shipping if you like. the teeth are in good condition.
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Thanks, I just bought a 650 one off of ebay. Will see how that works out. Thanks
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Apparently I haven't really taken much right side pictures? Gonna have to fix that. If you need any kind of measurements or spline count, lemme know.
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