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'83 GK Zombie comes back to life!

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Geez, those are low numbers. It is amazing it ran well. How well do these heads stand to be so poorly adjusted that the valves aren't barely seating? Will it take the seats out real quick as on "other" makes? Or are these tough old things that can take some serious neglect?

I'm concerned as to what I'll find. If these things can take some degree of abuse then its a bigger sigh of relief.
 
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That must be the brownest bike I have ever seen. How brown can a bike be? Now I know!

Do you think it was Suzuki's answer to the Goldwing? Has that kinda look. Now that I'm discovering what great bikes these Suzuki Gs are I would much rather one of those than a Goldwing. But I like my 1100G best!
 
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Not that anyone cares but, the compression appears to be a tad low LMAO!!!

#1=85psi, #2=80psi, #3=75psi and #4=85psi :eek:

Just a wild/crazy guess :rolleyes: but I am thinking that it just might need a severe valve shim adjustment. ;)

It will have to wait until I get back from Arizona. :(

But... considering those compression numbers. it ran great!!! :dancing:


Eric

I would bet that valve adjustment and running the p*ss out of it would bring those numbers up quite a bit don't you think?
 
Geez, those are low numbers. It is amazing it ran well. How well do these heads stand to be so poorly adjusted that the valves aren't barely seating?
Will it take the seats out real quick as on "other" makes? Or are these tough old things that can take some serious neglect?

I'm concerned as to what I'll find. If these things can take some degree of abuse then its a bigger sigh of relief.

As long as the exhaust valves weren't stuck open and burned them/cracked them,
I should be able to re-seat the valves if I have to get that far into it.
Anyhow, if I do have to go that far into it, it will be gaining some cubic cc's. ;)

Eric
 

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