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Long, low, mean and nasty...another drag zed.
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- paul doran
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- Paul Whitehouse
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- Location: Crawley, West Sussex
- Paul Whitehouse
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- Location: Crawley, West Sussex
I've been following the Zed1015 project and noticed that he had recently fitted bellmouths to his carbs. I took his advice and ordered a set from Hitchcocks. I know Zed1015 had to make some alterations to his but thought I'd let you know that the ones suitable for the 500 AMAL carb with a bore dia of 44mm fits a treat. Each bellmouth has 3 x slots machined at the clamp end and these close down nicely when tightened to fit the 43mm dia of the Mikuni's. Each bellmouth comes polished, fitted with the gauze and are supplied with a clamp and are priced at £11.00 each....result !!!!
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Non standard Z900 - purchased from HIGGSPEED - http://www.higgspeed.com/ -
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- ade woollams
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paul ,did you have to get the neck raked to fit the v+h pipe or is that stock rake?
dragracing, because it takes more than one ball !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Paul Whitehouse
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Hi Ade...yeah, frame raked in order to fit the V&H sidewinder. When I bought the bike, as a box of bits, the frame had already been raked...the good old fashioned way with a section taken out of the top spine, heated and then braced into position. I'm sure I've seen a couple of zeds that run the sidewinder that don't appear to be raked. V&H state that it should be to allow for clearance.
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- Paul Whitehouse
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Ruffle...oil temperature gauge. Quite a few available via ebay. Here's a link to the first one I found after doing a search:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oil-Temperature ... 4842a2e3da
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oil-Temperature ... 4842a2e3da
If it's too loud....too bad.
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Re: drag zed
FOZ1A wrote:Hi Paul, what part number did you use for the bellmouths?
foz
Part number for the 44mm is - BELLMOUTH44.
If you want 43mm then - BELLMOUTH43.
- Paul Whitehouse
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Hi Foz, exactly as Zed1015 has stated...here is a link to the page:
http://www.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/se ... ellmouth44
http://www.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/se ... ellmouth44
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- Paul Whitehouse
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Well...after many years of "When are you going to get this f%$!ing project finished"...I am pleased to say I am very nearly there. Still a bit of work to do on the rear brake lever and a small oil leak to sort out on one of the cooler take offs but, apart from that, oh, and trying to get her MOT'd that's about it.
What you see here are a series of photos taken by me prior to a photo shoot for Practical (or should that be Impractical !) Sportsbike magazine...it'll appear as a featured bike in the next issue.
My take on the Diamond Dark Green paint scheme arrived from Simon at Flying Tiger Paintwork on Tuesday...I've said it on more than one occasion, but Si's work is amazing. It doesn't show up very well in my photos but the Diamond Dark Green candy is laid over three different metal flakes, including a chrome, and to say that it `pops` in the sunshine is an understatement !. I have seen a couple of photos that will be included in the magazine article and with the addition of a couple of flood lights, used during the shoot, the paintwork looks amazing. Simon is also responsible for my `orange` scheme that currently resides on my Z900...I have modified both sets so that I can alternate between both bikes if a fancy.
Ok, so the bike isn't for the purist, but what I've ended up with is the old Pro-Stock look Zed that I've always wanted.
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What you see here are a series of photos taken by me prior to a photo shoot for Practical (or should that be Impractical !) Sportsbike magazine...it'll appear as a featured bike in the next issue.
My take on the Diamond Dark Green paint scheme arrived from Simon at Flying Tiger Paintwork on Tuesday...I've said it on more than one occasion, but Si's work is amazing. It doesn't show up very well in my photos but the Diamond Dark Green candy is laid over three different metal flakes, including a chrome, and to say that it `pops` in the sunshine is an understatement !. I have seen a couple of photos that will be included in the magazine article and with the addition of a couple of flood lights, used during the shoot, the paintwork looks amazing. Simon is also responsible for my `orange` scheme that currently resides on my Z900...I have modified both sets so that I can alternate between both bikes if a fancy.
Ok, so the bike isn't for the purist, but what I've ended up with is the old Pro-Stock look Zed that I've always wanted.

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If it's too loud....too bad.
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