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Trust me, hard weld and machining cams is a service that we send off for. MegaCycle, webcam, delta, places like that. You aren't going to do this at home with a MillerMatic and a bench grinder :-)
Aircraft stripper. Follow directions on the can...... Then I use a fine brass wire wheel on my bench grinder. Follow it up with 3 stage polish.
If you start needing money and have an extra front fender that is in good shape, shoot me a message. I'll gladly buy one from you.I'm looking for a good front fender for the restoration my son is doing on a 78 750K (I'm assuming the 750 and 550 fenders are the same....someone please correct me if that isn't the case).
To answer your question on whether that aluminum will clean up, yes.
Tyler - any chance either of your bikes came with a complete airbox assembly? If like to borrow one for a project to recreate it out of carbon fiber. But I need the whole assembly to understand how to re-mold it.
Quote from: CB750 Cafe Racer Fan on September 03, 2014, 04:52:19 PMI think he'll need both to design a complete box. WOW, this is picking up momentum quickly!Down boy. Just spitballing... May be easier to complete than my disc rear. The 4-axis CNC is under a contract job until late October, unless I want to pay $1500 an hour. No thanks, I'll wait.
I think he'll need both to design a complete box. WOW, this is picking up momentum quickly!
Quote from: calj737 on September 03, 2014, 03:59:55 PMTyler - any chance either of your bikes came with a complete airbox assembly? If like to borrow one for a project to recreate it out of carbon fiber. But I need the whole assembly to understand how to re-mold it.YES!! That would be sweet, especially if you can make it bigger and for other carbs!!
Tyler,That's a real nice CL175! for,did you say $50 ? Where'd you find it man ?
was it even worth that for the parts? might be able to sell those parts...
Perhaps I'm missing something, but I have a question.You're taking these bikes apart to get them into your basement and said that taking the engine out made it light enough to carry down the stairs. So how do you plan to get them out of the basement once they're restored and reassembled?