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    GS750 Big bore kit

    Came across this yesterday. Do you think its worth the money? Looking to get some more power outta my 83 750e.

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    #2
    I know nothing about the quality of the kit, but make sure you get the right one.

    There are several 750 kits listed on that page.

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      #3
      To me, that's exactly where I would start if I were looking for more power. You gain 68cc and 1.5 points in compression ratio. That should be a significant power boost on it's own. Don't forget to add in the price of boring your cylinders and the new gaskets. It's totally worth it.

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        #4
        For all that time effort and money just sell the 750 and put in a 1100.....done!

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          #5
          I would rather keep my 750. Sentimental I guess....but to raise it to 881cc's would be nice! Add a set of rs34's and that should give me plenty of power.

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            #6
            Originally posted by smarzinski View Post
            I would rather keep my 750. Sentimental I guess....but to raise it to 881cc's would be nice! Add a set of rs34's and that should give me plenty of power.
            Where did you see 881cc? That motor 3mm over is an 816. Ray.

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              #7
              Sorry I thought it was 818 and typed it in backwards. Please excuse my dyslexia. Glad your here to correct me though!

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                #8
                Originally posted by smarzinski View Post
                Sorry I thought it was 818 and typed it in backwards. Please excuse my dyslexia. Glad your here to correct me though!
                Are you doing a restoration project of some kind on a GS? Let everyone see what you are doing by posting the details here.


                PM gearhead; he had a 80-81 750, did a BB kit and then found n 1100 and went 1166 for a 7/11.

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                  #9
                  Excuse the Noobness, but
                  for a 7/11
                  Is a 7/11 slang for a 750 bike with an 1100 engine transplant?
                  Just trying to learn the lingo, thanks

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Hoosier Daddy View Post
                    Excuse the Noobness, but


                    Is a 7/11 slang for a 750 bike with an 1100 engine transplant?
                    Just trying to learn the lingo, thanks
                    Yes ............................

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                      #11
                      Heh, heh... I may have been born at night, just not last night.

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                        #12
                        Posplayr, I like the 1100 you have in your red bike but its the only one I like. All of the other ones I see have those round chrome caps on the heads. (cam caps?) Just dont like the way they look. Ive been looking on here for an 1100 but havent found one yet. Ideally, if i stuck with my 750, I wouls like the bb kit with a set of rs34's, and maybe kent cams. Thats what my plan is now. There seems to be alot of stuff out there for the 1100 though, thats why I started looking.

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                          #13
                          From the part numbers, looks like these are Wiesco kits, so quality would be excellent. Ray
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                            #14
                            If you have an 83 750, the 1100 motor swap is NOT easy. An oil cooled GSXR motor swap is easier into that chassis. Ray.

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                              #15
                              Something like a 89-91 gsxr750? Hard to find by me.

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