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Re:Is this a TZ motor? 5 Months ago
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Hello Jens, The number is a bit funny, but crankcases could be 1976 RD350. As the clutch is wet, it has not straight-cut primary gears and as such the gearbox will also be standard I think. But it will be difficult to find a TZ gearbox, sidecover, dry clutch and primary gears. TZ250 pistons are also hard to find so better make a list of what you want to do with this motor. Then I can give you advice of what to do ! Kind regards, Ludy Beumer
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Re:Is this a TZ motor? 5 Months ago
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Tack så mycket Ludy-San! (keepig it a bit Swedish as well as Japanese) Maybe you remembered my complete rolling TZ350F-chassi. I was hoping to build two motors for it eventually. One for the swedish formulaLC (250lc _base_d engine ) and another for a faster forgotten class where tz350s runs (think I will use a rd350LCYPVS motor). In the formulaLC it´s possible to run TZ-top ends/clutch/gearbox on RDLC-cases. Was not going to (regarding the costs of buying and replacing TZ-stuff) but now this bottom end, cylinders and top showed up with new pistons... And with them a third class emerged. It would be possible to run the aircooled rd-cases/TZ-top end amongst TZ250s in the "little forgotten class" in Sweden. Compared to a tuned rd250lc top end would I benefit something running a TZ-top end ( in terms of power? (I´m thinking peaky, expensive engine with rd-gearbox - problems keepin it in the powerband) What would you go for if you where me? ( I have 2 or 3 RD350LC engines, 1 complete, tuned 350YPVS engine, Swarbricks, Mikuni 34s + 1 bottom-end. No TZ-engine parts or air-cooled rd stuff) /Jens
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Re:Is this a TZ motor? 5 Months ago
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You will benefit something like you said, Jens ! But in all fairness: a real TZ is a very quick bike indeed, half a TZ (or 75% TZ) is not much faster than a very good tuned RDLC. You do know that from the guys in England I think. And crankcases from RD250/350LC models are different from the TZ's. I would try to purchase a complete TZ engine somewhere. But if this "mix" is cheap, it is nice to have for an experiment and see what you can do with it. Thata is all I will say. The rest is to other Forum members, please!
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Re:Is this a TZ motor? 5 Months ago
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I will do that. If I get it I´ll give t a try it. If it´s not possible to run it with rd-gearbox I´ll try source more tz-stuff or pass it on to the pure tz-guys. /Jens
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