GS550 bottom/650 cylinders/gs750 pistons = 740cc and 9.6:1 (???the big mystery here???) with milled(?) GS550 8v hemi head
Obviously the 650 head and Wiseco pistons will be the most powerful and efficient, but I want to measure the 750 vs 550 combustion chambers once I get a 550 apart. If they are similar as I suspect (550 piston = huge dome hemi, 750 = lesser dome due to higher compression via bigger bore)
Then I will calculate any differences and then slap that together bored into 650 cylinders and mill the head accordingly until I get above 9.5:1 or up to 10:1.
The gs750 8v makes more torque, but 748cc GS750 8v = 72hp, 673cc GS650 = 73hp & better fuel mileage due to more advanced head design
Next time I'm at the yard, I may snag the lower mileage of the 2 80+ GS550 crankcases & head, & the GS650 top end... swap all the guts into the ran out of oil/shifting issues GS550 kickstart crankcase bored out for 650 cylinders... Franken-zuki for sure. I just want to try this unknown combo. If chamber size and domes don't work out, it gets the 650 treatment.
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