MBellRacing wrote:I wouldn't mind more info on this. Now that I have my other Hawk motor running, wouldn't mind building up something a bit more extreme... or as extreme as 305-350cc will allow.
To Camshaft or Not to Camshaft....
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I wouldn't mind a bit more bark up top. I race cars for a living so a peaky cam is what I LIVE FOR! Contemplating doing something crazy like building up a 350cc cammed 5-speed engine for the Superhawk-- just for fun. Basically just live out all the crazy things Bob Guynes told me about in the years I used to hang in his garage.
-Matt
-Matt
In that case, there are options:
64mm pistons
reworked head
lightened rockers
light crank
Duplex primary drive
5 speed
Highest compression you can get away with
Highest lift Megacycle cam that they offer.
Heavy duty cam chain
Decent cam chain tensioner arrangement
U 4.4 race gas (drain carbs and tank after each ride)
Crank mounted electronic ignition or self generating system. I have a Todd Henning Motoplat and modified alternator mount that never made it onto my bike - all new and ready to go....
But you also need better forks and frame bracing and a better/braced swingarm
64mm pistons
reworked head
lightened rockers
light crank
Duplex primary drive
5 speed
Highest compression you can get away with
Highest lift Megacycle cam that they offer.
Heavy duty cam chain
Decent cam chain tensioner arrangement
U 4.4 race gas (drain carbs and tank after each ride)
Crank mounted electronic ignition or self generating system. I have a Todd Henning Motoplat and modified alternator mount that never made it onto my bike - all new and ready to go....
But you also need better forks and frame bracing and a better/braced swingarm
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I know of a feller who uses CB450 crank.
See the gear driven clutch?
Compare piston to bore size!
Notice web added between the cylinders?. ...................lm
See the gear driven clutch?
Compare piston to bore size!
Notice web added between the cylinders?. ...................lm
MBellRacing wrote:So I sense some sarcasm, but after watching some videos of people running 500cc CB77s, I am curious what it takes. Same crank?
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