Suzuki GS1100G Top End Engine Rebuild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Suzuki GS1100G Top End Engine Rebuild
1. fixing studs.
2. new gasket.
3. pistons install.
4. honing cylinders
5. cylinders repaint.
6. cylinder install
7. cylinder head cleaning/ valve grinding
exhaust gasket removal.
8. chipped valve keeper.
#Suzuki motorcycle #engine work #cylinder install
Replacing the head gasket should I go ahead and replace the base gasket as well I just don’t have ring compressors an don’t wanna remove the jug
Did you check the play for the valves side to side, ive spent 1h/valve to grind the seat to the valve (had dents in valveseat)
I broke the chain guide support of a suzuki gs 850 from 81 how could I change it without having to open the engine cover
I dont see how you could replace that without getting in there.
Your ring compressor tho!
Ive seen a few guys do it that way. I should have been more clear in the way of explaining that this is a video of me doing my bike and not a tutorial of the most right way to do it.
Actually I read in my clymer manual that if you don't have a proper ring compressor you can use a large clamp like that
Wow I can't fathom doing all that work & not having a modern valve job done... That would've been a easy FREE 15-20hp. And saved you 40 hours of cleaning LoL
What do you mean modern valve job?
@@jasonhudson5861 We use SERDI Machines now. Not stones set at 2 or 3 angles. They have a rounded radius cut. Not to mention when doing the valve job these various radius cutters clean up the bowl area. That in itself is a HUGE improvement over the factory valve job...
Круто! Чем красили корпус трансмиссии? Мне предстоит такой же ремонт на gs650
VHT high temperature paint.
Вот что это здесь, в США, я не знаю, можно ли его найти в России
@@Animation445 я в США. Чикаго.
@@igoldin74 Oh ok lol. Good luck with your rebuild I am also currently in Illinois.
@@Animation445 thanks! where in IL?