Starting a GSX-R1100 after 28+ years!
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- Using the rebuilt carbs, we start the 1988 GSX-R1100 engine after 28+ years.
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Just got my 1988 750 slingshot fired up. last on the road in 93. its an amazing feeling to hear them come to life.
Also a big congratulations to you too Darryl! It’s great to see them getting restored and coming back to life!
Omg The slingshot I regret selling mine back in 2002
I’ve just got a 1988 slingshot to get back on the road as well. Had one brand new in 1988 so will be a labour of love! Will be my 7th GSXR!
I have a 1990 GSXR 1100 I haven't started in about 13 years, Thanks for the inspo to get it going!
Is it for sale
Not at this time.
Finally this morning I got mine to fire up having had the carbs on and off half a dozen times (just about got the knack now) - what a feeling after all the years seeing it fester away in my garage - maybe my son will turn it into cash now - but I doubt it!!
Congratulations! Fix and ride it!
Great vid, love that feeling when they start up after so long idle. Got my one started last night after a long long time of it sitting in boxes and a rebuild. Put 5 litres of good 98 octane in the tank, new battery and after about 3 seconds of cranking it burst into life, sounds incredibly crisp and responds very cleanly to the throttle. Tho it should after all the time and money getting it back to bog stock.
Congratulations on getting it running! It is a great feeling. I am looking forward to the first ride. Stay tuned for more video’s.
I had a 86 w stage3, K&Ns, and Supertrapp from dealer, was rocketship for time!!💪💪
Niemals mit dem Hammer auf die Vergaser hauen 😮 man nimmt etwas Silikon Spray und dann flutscht das rein 😊
It turns out that number 3 cylinder had faulty spark plug wire, and was firing intermittently.
Great video, I have two questions please. Do you know how to remove the original airbox on a 1986 Gsxr 1100
My bike is been sitting for 38 years with 2,000 miles It was a big surprise when I got it started. But I would like to change the carburetors install. New Mikuni 39 what do you think?
Thank you
I have a 2001 GSXR 1100 that is been stored in the garage for about 5 years. I took the battery out and I can't remember or locate where the battery goes. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Hola tengo una igual y tenia 23 años de que no lo arrancaban, pero lo mande al taller y ahora ya arranco. Saludos de Guatemala.
Felicidades, es una gran moto! Tengo muchos más videos por venir. agrega una foto de tu bicicleta
Gracias, es una suzuki gsx-r 1100,modelo.1988 color blanco y azul.
Hola buen vídeo, quisiera saber como regulas el idle jet. Gracias
Totally a milestone machine! I love all sacs models!
Me too!
Pick up a spare set of the OEM Carb boots while you can,,,,sounds good ADV
Great advice, as they are getting hard to find!
Forsale
Nice video, what's that smoke for?
The Engine and exhaust were sprayed with ACF50 Anti corrosive oil to stop any rust. Its burning off.
Just want to say thanks again for posting this, I rebuilt my carbs, heated up the boots to slide them on, and put some gas in like you did lol my 90 GSXR 1100 started in 40 secs after sitting for about 14 years. Super happy, thanks for the inspiration.
Fantastic!
Such a helpful video - thanks. I'm about to refit the carbs to my son's 1988 GSX-R750 after it has festered in my garage for well over a decade; and was wondering what to do with the two fuel lines when testing. Your single line in has clarified the problem and I'm now wondering about hooking up the petcock and vacuum line when the tank goes on. Can't wait to hear mine when she eventually fires up. Thanks again.
The second line is a Vacuum line, and does need to be reattached during the final build.
I hate how hard the inlet boots they get over the years if you aren’t careful you’ll mess up the carbs synchronization. Always synchronized the cars after mount them
That's the plan, I will resend the carbs after mounting. Lots to do first!
Its in remarkably good condition for sitting for so long. I had a swine of a time fitting my carbs on 36 year old inlet rubbers that had turned to stone, double so because i had the factory air box fitted, I ended up boiling them in Armourall then fitting them while they were still hot, then squeezing the carbs past the airbox rubbers and pushing them into the inlets. Twice, because the first time i forgot to hook up the throttle cable (which is also a swine to hook up with carbs and air box in situ. Anyway its 99% back together after a bare frame refurbish, its an 86 1100.
Thanks for the hint regarding the throttle cable. Boiling in armour all is a good idea.
drain all carburetors
88 motor in a first gen chassis?
'88 was the last year of 1st gen production. Production was stopped earlier than normal to retool for the 2nd gen production. 1988 slabby's are the rarest due to low production numbers.
What air filter are you running? I have the original air box but it makes taking the carbs of an absolute nightmare. Lot of people say pods are a no no. Thanks.
With pods you need to rejet since the open air element filters introduce more airflow, making it lean. But with more air and fatter jets, you should have a bit more power.
If you switch to the pods, you will need to re-jet the carbs. I bought an OEM air filter for this build.
I’ve got a 89 gsxr 1100 , just replaced oil oil filter and battery and at first it clicked over saw some lights and headlights . After a couple attempts at starting I lost all power . When I press the horn it clicks and it won’t even try to start , any tips?
I don’t have a socket deep enough to reach the spark plugs either lol , I’m thinking it’s an electrical issue or something with my starter , gonna be bringing the bike into a service shop soon .
Didi you charge the battery?
@@andrewgough1837 no I just bought it brand new tho
@@vq_phil Brand new still need to be charged overnight. FYI
@@advbikeguy no shit thanks gonna give it a shot
1500 km tenia la moto esta nuevaaa,me gusta el video
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Engin dont sound so good
I agree
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