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Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Tue Aug 17, 2004 1:30 pm

Anyone here know if this is available here? Or if it's worth it?

http://www.muzzys.com/ZX998/index.html

My babies done ~70,000km and I'm looking at a rebuild soon to clean her up - And I thought while i'm doing it, might as well beef her up too...

Any ideas/suggestions??

Thanx

:)

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Tue Aug 17, 2004 2:01 pm

The Kawasaki racing team used those and they were'nt very reliable, I believe.
You can get a wiseco 923cc kit from z power for $699 minus KSRC discount...

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Tue Aug 17, 2004 8:19 pm

I heard the same as Dave. I'd keep away too many problems


mario

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Tue Aug 17, 2004 9:23 pm

Does this mean you would have a ZX-10R, or would it only count as a ZX-9.98R?

I think the 923 kit sounds like a better option, and you'd have a ZX-9.23R! How cool would that be...umm, probably only slightly cooler than a ZX-9R I suspect :?

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Wed Aug 18, 2004 12:17 pm

Thanx for your input... :)

Anyone know their contact details? I can't find them... :?

Thanks again. :D

B-)

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Wed Aug 18, 2004 1:57 pm

contact details for ZPower I assume you mean?
They're in the sponsors section of the website... http://zpower.com.au/
ty

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Wed Aug 18, 2004 5:45 pm

:oops:

Thanks Ty.... :)

Re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sat Aug 21, 2004 4:52 pm

mick..ur a clown...he could just round it up & say he got a zx10 tho if he
went the version 9.98...lol sounds like a windows program, thats gotta b a
problem.... do u want ur bike to crash every 10min & lose all the usefull
shit off it everytime u try to shut it down??lol...nah..id stay away from
version 9.98
Neka
2000 CBR 929RR
1988 KDX200 thrasher
1996 VS SERIES 2 UTE
"dont hate me cos im sexy, hate me cos ur mrs thinks im sexy"



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re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sat Aug 21, 2004 6:45 pm

when my bike starts to need a freshen up i'll prolly stay away from muzzys AND wiseco after a mate had a bad experience with them. kawasaki genuine over size pistons and maybee a little raise in compression and that should do. dont want to loose the bottom end to gain some up top.

lets face it, with the way speeding fines and such are going you wont be able to use it unless its at the track, any bike that can do 125k's in first should be enough.

i would prefer to spend the money on suspension anyway...hmmmm ohlins

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sat Aug 21, 2004 6:46 pm

BTW forgot to mention i've got nearly 85K on mine and its still going strong.

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sun Aug 22, 2004 4:13 pm

Hey Phil 85k I bet Ian could have done that many k's on 1 set of tyres hahahaha




mario

Re: re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sun Aug 22, 2004 4:21 pm

Phil wrote:BTW forgot to mention i've got nearly 85K on mine and its still going strong.

I'm catching up to you Phil - up for the 80K service in about 3 weeks...
ty

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Sun Aug 22, 2004 7:25 pm

What capacity can the 600 be pushed out too?

re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Mon Aug 23, 2004 9:48 am

properly maintained, read regular oil changes with good quality oil, there is no reason why you shouldnt get over 150K. Tims 88 GPX750R did 208K on the oringinal engine before it lost compression in 1 cyclider due to a receeding valve.

and it was - cough - "ridden as the manufacturer intended" although Tim often forgot about the ol "constant riding in the red zone will harm the engine" mantra. imagine if he had of kept it under the redline not 2K over it.

Re: re: Boring out a 2001 ZX9R to 998cc

Mon Aug 23, 2004 1:11 pm

Phil wrote:.......Tims 88 GPX750R did 208K on the oringinal engine before it lost compression in 1 cyclider due to a receeding valve.
.... imagine if he had of kept it under the redline not 2K over it.

Hmmm .... Bulletproof comes to mind..... :D
Cheers Brett
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