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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 1, 2014 23:56:51 GMT
Hi OSS the title says it all, another question about dothead... might be that there are too many dotheads i have been reading about dothead swaps, but due to the many usages of dothead swap term, i now find it hard to understand what exactly will become "points of struggle" easily said to get to the point, i have half a 1127 engine and i have a 748 dothead donor engine. - will the head fit 1 on 1? meaning all oem products i have do not need to be adjusted, for instance the head gasket? - there was in issue about getting the timing right, this should be from a 1052? - carb issues with frame/gastank - spacers/grinding down that head I have been reading about electricscreen 1127 bandit 12 teapot dotheads even the 1052-749 system even a 748 with 1127 head but these are not the ones i am looking for due to the simplicity i find it hard to conclude/understand if it's worth it, worth the work and worth breaking up the engines (not that i mind) i read that some of you have done it succesfully and give advice to others, but instead of starting a mailinglist smileystick for my spamquestions i hope your attention gets attracted by the title . On the other hand, my lads that i learned 101-mechanics from swore it is not possible without additional work done so next time when i get the chance for this neverending ("neverstarting" is a better name for this) project and the knowledge, i'd like to complete such an engine for personal use. I'll put it aside next to all the other goodies never used smiley-sick004
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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 1, 2014 23:59:23 GMT
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Post by kokolis on Sept 2, 2014 20:38:11 GMT
See you on sunday smileychair
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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 2, 2014 22:53:47 GMT
See you on sunday smileychair smileyshit yes you probably will
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Post by sibag on Sept 9, 2014 15:27:13 GMT
The dot head is a straight swop onto the 1127 & 1157 block. Just use the 1100 head gasket. Ideally slot the cam wheel and dial in the cams, but fatblokeonbandit just slung his on without dialling them in.
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Post by buddy on Sept 9, 2014 18:45:34 GMT
I never dialled mine in either, because I didn't know how to lol, maybe using the dot head on cams off my gsxr, onto bandit motor I have to fit. Maybe get them dialled in this time
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Post by rusty on Sept 10, 2014 13:53:49 GMT
What does "slotting the cam wheel" mean?
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Post by fula28 on Sept 10, 2014 16:02:06 GMT
SLotting cam wheels, basically means elongating bolt holes so the cams can be timed up to give max performance otherwise your loosing power . So use cam wheels from same bottom end put your, dot cams or such what ever your fitting, then get a knowledgeable chap to dual em in , this moves the power you have to either mid range or peak high. I've run 1052 bottom 1157 block , and dot head before which made 140bhp 38mm cv carbs -& 40mm headers. Pulls your stems off, and is so cheap to do compared to 1216 kit , makes same power if not more. good luck.
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Post by fatblokeonbandit on Sept 10, 2014 16:55:45 GMT
Ive done 3 bandit 12's with DOT head and cams now all good no explosions and all without slotted cams, the one I had dynode, made 133rwhp with pod filters and a home made stubby, less midrange but went like a rocket higher up the revs..
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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 18, 2014 1:37:35 GMT
Thanks for the additional info! (Keep em coming, better say it now and not after the mistakes i could've made) Hope others will find their answers here! Getting rid of some doubts here Will post some links further up the week with some discussions that i was reading into ( eventually asking a question will give answers instead of formulating my own conclusions), will add this to the first post.
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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 18, 2014 1:41:21 GMT
Oh and yes i read about fastbloakonbike. Such as others but instead of asking everyone i read about doing it, creating a thread was simpler Oh and also, kokolis, yes i know you explained a lot privatly, just couldn't believe it. Btw, nice pic in the september thread
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gixxerharry
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Post by gixxerharry on Sept 18, 2014 10:44:47 GMT
Not all Dot heads are the same (U need a gixxer dot head) I think it is a lot of work for just 4Hp (if you use the gixxer dot-head on a 1100 M engine)
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Post by sibag on Sept 18, 2014 12:06:02 GMT
Not all Dot heads are the same (U need a gixxer dot head) I think it is a lot of work for just 4Hp (if you use the gixxer dot-head on a 1100 M engine) Tea Pot DOT head works fine, you just need the GSXR Cams.
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gixxerharry
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Post by gixxerharry on Sept 18, 2014 15:17:34 GMT
Sure it works but the flow is a lot less than for a gixxer dot head
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Post by Oliekoel on Sept 23, 2014 1:38:53 GMT
In my case i have those casings lying around, just not the time to invest yet. And yes it's a gsxr dothead in my case.
(Have the oem daily to give a good service now and don't have the space)
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