This question is for a friend af mine who has no pc.. He recently had his 74 Z1A rebuilt by a local shop. He had his stock cylinders bored to 1045cc and rejetted the carbs. Well something in the carbs or ignition went foul and he just made it to my house before the bike puked!!. The motor was HOT..too hot. He is worried he trashed the engine. Tomorrow we will give it a look. He said the last few days the bike seemed to be running hot,,but the weather is hot outside also..Any worries about the motor getting to hot for a short period of time.
thanks
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engine overheating
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engine overheating
Z1
1965 Corvette
1965 Corvette
If by puked you mean that it promptly threw its contents all over the place then I would worry!
They will usually take running a bit hot (thrashed) with no problem. Take the plugs out and look down the bores while turning it over by hand it will give you a good idea what has happened. Check the piston tops for detonation signs while doing so it may be that it has been bored a little tight.
They will usually take running a bit hot (thrashed) with no problem. Take the plugs out and look down the bores while turning it over by hand it will give you a good idea what has happened. Check the piston tops for detonation signs while doing so it may be that it has been bored a little tight.
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engine overheats
sounds like youve gone too far with the rebore if you look under my old kaw never die series ap racing recomened that most you should rebore on a 900 stock barrels is 1015 cc and on a 1015cc rebore to 1075cc hope this might be some help to you I would change the barrels or fit oil cooler i know these can be expencive 300pounds from z power I manged to pick one up for 52pounds with all the fittings from ebay best of luck paul
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