Stock GS1100E compression?

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  • tumbleweed

    #1

    Stock GS1100E compression?

    Does anyone know the corresponding psi value for stock compression on an 82 GS1100E? The reason I ask is because I just bought the bike and it has a sticker on it for wiseco pistons and I want to know if they are actually in there without pulling the heads. So I figured I'd use a compression tester to see if it is stock or not. Any input?

    Thanks,

    Sami
  • tumbleweed

    #2
    Never mind! Found it in my manual... It's 121-178 psi,figured I'd post it for the next person who might be wondering

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    • rapidray
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      • Oct 2006
      • 8195
      • So Cal

      #3
      How many heads does your motor have? Ray.

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      • tumbleweed

        #4
        I'm not sure if you're making a back-handed comment here or not, because I know you have quite a lot of experience with these motors, but I'll answer anyway and assume it was friendly curiosity. Well 4 cylinders have 4 heads as far as I'm concerned... I understand that on these bikes they are machined out of one piece of metal and are therefore referred to as one "head". I've only had this bike for a couple weeks so I'm still getting used to the symantics.

        Sami

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        • Guest

          #5
          Originally posted by tumbleweed
          I'm not sure if you're making a back-handed comment here or not, because I know you have quite a lot of experience with these motors, but I'll answer anyway and assume it was friendly curiosity. Well 4 cylinders have 4 heads as far as I'm concerned... I understand that on these bikes they are machined out of one piece of metal and are therefore referred to as one "head". I've only had this bike for a couple weeks so I'm still getting used to the symantics.

          Sami
          He was being funny since you stated heads in your first post.
          I laughed a little
          no offfense

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          • posplayr
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            • Dec 2007
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            • Tucson Az

            #6
            Originally posted by chef1366
            He was being funny since you stated heads in your first post.
            I laughed a little
            no offfense
            And here I always thought my 327 had two heads instead of 8

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            • Guest

              #7
              Originally posted by posplayr
              And here I always thought my 327 had two heads instead of 8
              I had a sbc 350 that had three heads but that was after leaving oil and antifreeze all over the track.

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              • Nortonman

                #8
                Sami,the crank has six main bearings,so to build from the crank up ,all the stickers,barcodes should come off, use plenty of heavy grease on each bearing,hope I helped Eric

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                • Nortonman

                  #9
                  Have a gs1100e motor as well as a 750 motor,a nice running 81 gs 1100e all for sale,the bike has 34k on it,fast and fun,nortonman@Verizon.net. EST

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                  • Nessism
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                    • Mar 2006
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                    • Torrance, CA

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Nortonman
                    Sami,the crank has six main bearings,so to build from the crank up ,all the stickers,barcodes should come off, use plenty of heavy grease on each bearing,hope I helped Eric
                    Awesome first post Nortonman. You are going to fit in here just fine.
                    Ed

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                    • headsbikesmopars
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                      • Mar 2006
                      • 394
                      • Lexington, Ky USA

                      #11
                      Come on guys...at least he has a GS. Bill..I laughed some myself ! Jim, you have a 327..? Excellent, GOOD motor. ! Those things would RPM to the moon.
                      Terry
                      1980 Suzuki GS550E, 1981 Suzuki GS 1100EX all stock, 1983 Suzuki GS 1100EX modified, 1985 GS1150E, 1998 Honda Valkyrie Tourer, 1971 Kawasaki Mach lll 500 H1, 1973 Kawasaki Mach lV 750 H2.

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