gs750 to gs1100e engine swap???

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  • grizz1981

    #1

    gs750 to gs1100e engine swap???

    I have a 1977 gs750 and i was wondering is the swap for a 1977 gs750 engine for a 82 gs1100e engine pretty simple with some mechanical knowledge???? thanks
  • TheCafeKid

    #2
    Originally posted by grizz1981
    I have a 1977 gs750 and i was wondering is the swap for a 1977 gs750 engine for a 82 gs1100e engine pretty simple with some mechanical knowledge???? thanks
    Well this swap is actually pretty common (refered to as a 7/11 swap/bike) but generally its done on the 16v 750 frames. I dont think it would be impossible on the 77 750 frame (keep in mind, the 77 frame has a couple of differences from the later model pre 80s 750, and vast differences from the 80 and up model) but you would certainly have to move the mounts.

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    • robinjo

      #3
      Use the stock rear lower mounts,
      Chop the lower left mount of the frame and weld in a new one
      Make the other mounts from aluminum.

      Easy job, don't forget to upgrade the brakes and tires too.

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      • heathen

        #4
        isn't the clutch linkage differrent between these two motors. i know my 77 750 is different from the 81 750.

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        • rapidray
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          GSResource Superstar
          • Oct 2006
          • 8195
          • So Cal

          #5
          Originally posted by heathen
          isn't the clutch linkage differrent between these two motors. i know my 77 750 is different from the 81 750.
          So?!! Ray.

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          • tkent02
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            • Jan 2006
            • 35571
            • Near South Park

            #6
            Just put a '79 1000 in my '79 750, took a little work but no big deal...

            Make four motor mounts out of steel, make a footpeg bracket, and a rear pipe mount. Use the 1000 clutch cable, or maybe one from a later 750, the rest is pretty much a bolt-in job. Stator wires are a little different.
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            Life is too short to ride an L.

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