So I have a 1964 cb77 305 engine that I have some questions about... I removed the carbs and noticed that their was alot of corrosion in the intake ports... the engine turns over smoothly so I know that the cylinders aren't rusted too badly... my question is how difficult is it to take apart the bottom end and can I do it without replacing things.... my worry is that I'll take it apart and in doing so will need to replace bearings and seals that are hard to come by that would've been fine if left sealed... I've never done a motorcycle bottom end before so I don't know what all it entails... I know the basic stuff like that the transmission and all it's gears are in there but no specifics so any input will be wecome...
Thanks
Brandon
Bottom end
The first thing you shoud do if you havent already is buy Bill Silver's books and/or CD. He is a wealth of knowledge and has done a good job of putting it onto paper. After reading through the books you can decide if you want to do it yourself or have someone do it for you.
georGe
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Aw come on pictures are for cheaters :)davomoto wrote:Should you decide to do the lower end, all parts are easily available. Check out my blog on engine restoration . I'm showing step by step with pics. Definately get the Bill Silver guides, but there are no pics, so a Clmer manual is good to get also.
davomoto
georGe
Ton Up Club-Florida
AHRMA #500 Road Race
#G50 Cross Country
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Ok but I for one cant find his blog I guess I need a pict to his blog LOL305racer wrote:Aw come on pictures are for cheaters :)davomoto wrote:Should you decide to do the lower end, all parts are easily available. Check out my blog on engine restoration . I'm showing step by step with pics. Definately get the Bill Silver guides, but there are no pics, so a Clmer manual is good to get also.
davomoto
1974 CT90
1964 CA77

1964 CA77
