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#11
Haus of Projects / Re: Gray Ghost 421
Last post by Kawtriplefreak - Today at 09:26:15 AMRighteous 
#12
Haus of Projects / Re: Gray Ghost 421
Last post by m in sc - Today at 08:09:04 AMthe swing press will be ready
#13
eBay/FB Marketplace/Craigslist watch / Re: 1979 Yamaha RD400F project...
Last post by Simmons1 - Today at 06:16:00 AMThat is a lot money for that bike,
#14
Haus of Projects / Re: Gray Ghost 421
Last post by Aaron Russell - Today at 01:25:02 AMQuote from: Kawtriplefreak on Today at 12:21:27 AMBoth cans will need some finaggling as well as they are too close to the axle and will be dealt with at the House of Haase.
I have the same issue with their pipes on my 400, right inline with my axle.
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Haus of Projects / Re: Gray Ghost 421
Last post by Kawtriplefreak - Today at 12:21:27 AMThe Big Brown Goody truck arrived this afternoon. Two boxes for me. The silicone hose set from Economy Cycle and the pipes from Wicked Motorsports.
The L shaped hose is a near perfect fit. I had to trim it slightly.
Thanks John!!
The GPI radiator and big cylinders held almost 1.5 quarts of 50/50.
The Wicked Pipes were extremely well packed and arrived in perfect condition.
The pipes are huge and very well built.
The RH chamber went on without a hitch other than some difficulty figuring out how to get the head pipe with the big o-ring to slide onto the cylinder spigot. A little two stroke oil helped. It was still rough going but I got it. The RH chamber fit well other than the can being too close to the axle which will be addressed.The cans also have built in o-rings to seal them to the flange.
The LH chamber is another story. It is very close to the LH center stand mounting lug and the side stand and spring. I bent the lug but no joy. Surgery will be required at the House of Haase. The spring is also striking the pipe with the side stand up.
Both cans will need some finaggling as well as they are too close to the axle and will be dealt with at the House of Haase.
The L shaped hose is a near perfect fit. I had to trim it slightly.
Thanks John!! The GPI radiator and big cylinders held almost 1.5 quarts of 50/50.
The Wicked Pipes were extremely well packed and arrived in perfect condition.
The pipes are huge and very well built.
The RH chamber went on without a hitch other than some difficulty figuring out how to get the head pipe with the big o-ring to slide onto the cylinder spigot. A little two stroke oil helped. It was still rough going but I got it. The RH chamber fit well other than the can being too close to the axle which will be addressed.The cans also have built in o-rings to seal them to the flange.
The LH chamber is another story. It is very close to the LH center stand mounting lug and the side stand and spring. I bent the lug but no joy. Surgery will be required at the House of Haase. The spring is also striking the pipe with the side stand up.
Both cans will need some finaggling as well as they are too close to the axle and will be dealt with at the House of Haase.
#16
Show Off / Re: 1966 Suzuki S32-2 "Olympia...
Last post by Kawtriplefreak - October 29, 2025, 11:34:19 PMVery very cool!
#17
Show Off / Re: 1966 Suzuki S32-2 "Olympia...
Last post by 85RZwade - October 29, 2025, 09:31:48 PMWhat a lovely motorcycle; what's the riding experience like?
#18
Show Off / Re: 1966 Suzuki S32-2 "Olympia...
Last post by m in sc - October 29, 2025, 07:56:44 PMthat is very cool. one came up last year and I considered it. thats a beauty.
#19
Show Off / 1966 Suzuki S32-2 "Olympian"
Last post by Rizingson - October 29, 2025, 07:34:13 PMDesigned to be a utilitarian commuter bike, but dang it is still more beautiful than models of today. Out in the daylight for the first time since not being ridden for 14 years. I did show it at numerous shows around the country in 2018 but didn't start it up (only cleaned up). I bought this '66 Suzuki S32-2 in 2011 and rode it only 46 miles, before putting it away. Nice fall weather today so I put in a battery and fired it up and went for a ride.
#20
General Chatter / Re: RGV250 forum seems dead
Last post by sav0r (CL MotoTech) - October 29, 2025, 12:28:30 PMThere's always facebook, otherwise known as Satan's Asshole if you are looking for any decent knowledge base.