Engines G3 Compatibility
- clive
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Re: Engines G3 Compatibility
Well the parts are married together, no real reason why they should not run. There appears to be a missing fin from the barrel or the head. The head has a spigot for the exhaust and the pipe from a 57 will definitely not be the right angle.
clive
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Re: Engines G3 Compatibility
Thank you very much Clive and Alanengineer for your precious advises .
Perhaps you will see me again in a few weeks for others questions .
I decided to take the risk and i bought the bike , also because the price is rather low .
The risk is weak . 1000 Euros . Sum of spares cost more .
It will be easier for me to put the new on the road and have mine like the donor .
Just have to put my aloy head-cylinder , with my carb and my exhaust , buy a new seat
and it is running . ( Hope so )
Best regards
JR
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tovfzll1qcd0d ... 8.JPG?dl=0
Perhaps you will see me again in a few weeks for others questions .
I decided to take the risk and i bought the bike , also because the price is rather low .
The risk is weak . 1000 Euros . Sum of spares cost more .
It will be easier for me to put the new on the road and have mine like the donor .
Just have to put my aloy head-cylinder , with my carb and my exhaust , buy a new seat
and it is running . ( Hope so )
Best regards
JR
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tovfzll1qcd0d ... 8.JPG?dl=0
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Re: Engines G3 Compatibility
I like your new bike and i think i would get that running the way i want it and then spend the time in getting the first bike into a more original form.
best of luck
best of luck