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You can also have a whining noise from the cam chain being too tight, this will also cause premature wear and deterioration of the tensioner wheel and its axle. The stem on the tensioner should move freely with the bolt loosened as LM stated. Make a mark on the stem near the housing, turn the engine...
It would be worth a try to first wash them with liquid soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry. Spray inside and out with Honda Silicone spray. Put into zip lock bag, spray them some more. Seal them up for a week or so. I've had decent results with this technique, but haven't done anything...
As much as I'm in favor of fixing things properly as LM has advised, if the cam timing is correct, and the ONLY thing "wrong" is the points cam being installed 180 degrees out (indicated by the line on the end of the cam pointing "up" parallel with the cylinders, instead of "down" when the right cyl...
ahhh back fireThere is also the possibility that during a previous rebuild, the point cam was incorrectly installed 180 degrees out into the cam drive sprocket assembly. The point plate assembly would then have accordingly been rotated "upside down" to get the proper relationship to the cam restored. Check Top De...
Oversize Bore Head GasketsIf you've been trying to find a large bore head gasket for an S12 or 350-kitted (64mm) bore engine, Cometic Gasket (cometic.com) will custom produce the needed part. I sent them a sample, and in less than two weeks received the finished goods. This is a multi layered gasket with a proper fire ring i...
Apex rimsObtained a CB72/77 front rim from Apex about a year ago. Holes for spoke nipples were too small, and drilled at the wrong angles. Perhaps it was intended for a CB160 configuration. Used carbide burr to re-do the holes, then had to have it rechromed. Also had the large late model DOT-type stampings o...
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