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    Thinking ahead - ring thickness?

    Hi errbody - again. :P

    So I have minimal issues with our GS300L, none of which involve digging into the engine. I'm just thinking of tricking out another 300 engine to swap in one day - ceramic coating wherever a flame touches, gapless rings, possibly a 450 gearset if possible(6 gears would be nice), along with the normal pod/pipe/jetting mods. Typical insanity in my head LOL!

    So what is the typical ring thickness on these engines?

    #2
    The 300s don't have six speeds? Who'd a thunk it.


    Life is too short to ride an L.

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      #3
      You got the insanity part right.

      Info like ring thickness can be found inside the factory service manual. Purchasing one would be a good start to your project.
      Ed

      To measure is to know.

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        #4
        Doesn't a 450 engine just bolt right into a 300 frame? Comes with a six speed and everything.


        Life is too short to ride an L.

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          #5
          Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
          Doesn't a 450 engine just bolt right into a 300 frame? Comes with a six speed and everything.
          If it in fact does, then we may just do that instead! Would the 300's 4V head be a direct bolt-on by chance? Either way I think Mama would be happy... and I'd likely NEED to find a Vmax to keep up with her LOL!

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            #6
            Originally posted by tkent02 View Post
            The 300s don't have six speeds? Who'd a thunk it.
            Odd thang is, the GS250 has a six-speed.

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