Topic: Camchain guide

[voxonda]

Hi there,

Anyone experience with one of these?


Am thinking about it, anyone other suggestions?

Thanks, rob

[dakeddie]

i dont' see any picture... just 'this image or video has been moved or deleted - photobucket'.

[voxonda]

i dont' see any picture... just 'this image or video has been moved or deleted - photobucket'.

Don't know what went wrong, hope it stays there now. It's the guide from M3 Racing.

[scondon]

I'm running one as is Mrieck and maybe several others. I can't really speak to it's benefit over the stock guide  since it was just one of those "why not" purchases. You need to use a flat link chain or it will wear down faster. I've had mine in for 11,000 miles with revs up to 11,000rpm and nothing has exploded and there aren't any chunks of the guide in my oil pan


   Funny that they would picture it along with a "peanut" link chain that they expressly say NOT to use

[MRieck]

I'm running one as is Mrieck and maybe several others. I can't really speak to it's benefit over the stock guide  since it was just one of those "why not" purchases. You need to use a flat link chain or it will wear down faster. I've had mine in for 11,000 miles with revs up to 11,000rpm and nothing has exploded and there aren't any chunks of the guide in my oil pan


   Funny that they would picture it along with a "peanut" link chain that they expressly say NOT to use

M3 changed the tension instructions several times too Sean. Terry, SamCR750, LordMoonpie....they have them too. The "Lord of all CR750's" hasn't run his........... yet. If I have the "Million Dollar CB" he definitely has the " Million Pound CB". The benefit is no moving parts.

[sparty]

I'm running one as is Mrieck and maybe several others. I can't really speak to it's benefit over the stock guide  since it was just one of those "why not" purchases. You need to use a flat link chain or it will wear down faster. I've had mine in for 11,000 miles with revs up to 11,000rpm and nothing has exploded and there aren't any chunks of the guide in my oil pan


   Funny that they would picture it along with a "peanut" link chain that they expressly say NOT to use

M3 changed the tension instructions several times too Sean. Terry, SamCR750, LordMoonpie....they have them too. The "Lord of all CR750's" hasn't run his........... yet. If I have the "Million Dollar CB" he definitely has the " Million Pound CB". The benefit is no moving parts.

Don't forget about me.  I also have one.  I am pretty sure Mike installed the HD cam chain in mine as I supplied it for the build.  Right Mike.

Sparty

[MRieck]

I'm running one as is Mrieck and maybe several others. I can't really speak to it's benefit over the stock guide  since it was just one of those "why not" purchases. You need to use a flat link chain or it will wear down faster. I've had mine in for 11,000 miles with revs up to 11,000rpm and nothing has exploded and there aren't any chunks of the guide in my oil pan


   Funny that they would picture it along with a "peanut" link chain that they expressly say NOT to use

M3 changed the tension instructions several times too Sean. Terry, SamCR750, LordMoonpie....they have them too. The "Lord of all CR750's" hasn't run his........... yet. If I have the "Million Dollar CB" he definitely has the " Million Pound CB". The benefit is no moving parts.

Don't forget about me.  I also have one.  I am pretty sure Mike installed the HD cam chain in mine as I supplied it for the build.  Right Mike.

Sparty

The minute I saw Art's name on this post I said to myself.............. Yeah.....you got the good stuff too  ;)buddy.

[voxonda]

Thanks, You all convinced me! Now let's see how to get them to the Netherlands.

Cheers.

[lordmoonpie]

As Mike says I haven't run the 750 engine with mine in yet but I have raced the CB350 K4 with equivalent in for four seasons with ne'r a problem in sight.

Be interesting if you can get M3 to respond to your request to buy one - I've been waving a pile of dollars at McGrew for months now for pistons and he still isn't responding!

If in doubt though you can buy direct from KA Performance who manufacture them...

[voxonda]

Hi lordmoonpie,

Correct, have been trying to contact them but with no luck. Will try KA Performance. Do you have a adress/website?

Thanks, Rob

[lordmoonpie]

Ken Miller (K of KA performance!) is contactable on  klmiller@seidata.com

Good Luck! 

[scondon]

Be interesting if you can get M3 to respond to your request to buy one - I've been waving a pile of dollars at McGrew for months now for pistons and he still isn't responding!

 If you're looking for the 12.5/1  +1 CR750 pistons Dynoman sells them too.

[voxonda]

Ken Miller (K of KA performance!) is contactable on  klmiller@seidata.com

Good Luck! 

Tried several times to contact him, but keep getting 'failure reports'. Anybody an idea?

Thanks.