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Tech Information => Technical Discussion => Topic started by: Sumner on January 22, 2006, 12:17:16 AM
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The lakester I'm building currently has a Suzuki GSXR-750 in it. I'm building the frame at this point and I'm trying to make it so that it will also work later with a 'busa motor. Could anyone give me a link to a site that might have the dimensions of it.
Or could someone measure theirs (you don't have to be exact, to 1/2 inch would be fine) and give me the following:
1. Width of the head.
2. The distance from the counter-shaft sprocket/chain center line to the right side and left side of the head. This would be to the plane of the right or left side of the head as if it was projected down vertically to the sprocket height.
3. The distance from the counter-shaft sprocket/chain center line to the further-est right side part of the motor (not the head).
Thanks,
Sum
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Sum' wrote
"Or could someone measure theirs (you don't have to be exact, to 1/2 inch would be fine) and give me the following:
1. Width of the head. "
...This'll be good ....
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Sumner I have a bussa motor out on the bench at present ,but sorry mate I cannot follow your directions , but Im known to be on the thick side :oops:
Gary
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Hey Sum
last year I loaned a busa motor to San Diego state university for a project. they digitized it for dimensions. you can call Dr Burnes at 619-933-6058 and may be he can ftp or email ya what ya need.
Kent
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Sumner I have a bussa motor out on the bench at present ,but sorry mate I cannot follow your directions , but Im known to be on the thick side :oops:
Gary
I thought you were on the underside not the thick side 8) .
(http://purplesagetradingpost.com/sumner/temp-pictures/busa%20dimensions.jpg)
See if this helps.
1. Width of the head (Dimension A).
2. The distance from the counter-shaft sprocket/chain center line to the right side and left side of the head. This would be to the plane of the right or left side of the head as if it was projected down vertically to the sprocket height (Dimensions B & C).
3. The distance from the counter-shaft sprocket/chain center line to the further-est right side part of the motor. Probably the right side case (Dimension D).
Thanks, Sum
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Hey Sum
last year I loaned a busa motor to San Diego state university for a project. they digitized it for dimensions. you can call Dr Burnes at 619-933-6058 and may be he can ftp or email ya what ya need.
Kent
Thanks Kent, I called him, but got his answer machine. I'll see how Gary does and maybe I won't have to call him, but some other dimensions would also be handy,
Sum
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Sum,
I don't have a 'busa. Wish I did. I do have a '05 1300 throttle body assembly that measures 13 1/2" from the TPS to the throttle cable attachment. I'm going to adapt them to "grandma's" old Saturn :roll: You probably didn't need that dimension, but it's better to have too much information than not enough.
It has hi-impedance injectors. Anybody know what size injector the '05 came with? Or how I could identify their size and pressure requirements?
harv
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I do have a '05 1300 throttle body assembly that measures 13 1/2" from the TPS to the throttle cable attachment.
That is strange :? . Mine measures the same distance across there.
I don't have an answer to your question, but ( HERE IS A SITE (http://www.gixxer.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=UBB34) ) for Hayabusa's. I have my question over there also. Look at their other forums also as they have some that are more race orientated.
c ya and for the rest of you Harv has more done more work on his car and you can see it ( HERE (http://purplesagetradingpost.com/sumner/harvey/harvey-index.html) ),
Sum
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Sumner here are the measurments ,I'm assuming that the Aussie model motor is the same as the Yank version
A. = 415 mm
B. = 150mm
C. = 360 mm
D. = 385 mm
Your problem to convert to that wacky imperial system
Hope it helps :)
Gary
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Sumner here are the measurments ,I'm assuming that the Aussie model motor is the same as the Yank version
A. = 415 mm
B. = 150mm
C. = 360 mm
D. = 385 mm
Your problem to convert to that wacky imperial system
Hope it helps :)
Gary
A. = 415 mm = 16.338"
B. = 150mm = 5.905"
C. = 360 mm =14.173"
D. = 385 mm =15.157"
John
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(http://purplesagetradingpost.com/sumner/temp-pictures/busa%20dimensions.jpg)
A. = 415 mm = 16.338"
B. = 150mm = 5.905"
C. = 360 mm =14.173"
D. = 385 mm =15.157"
John
Thanks guys, but I'm wondering about one thing. B + C should have equaled A and it is about 3.7 inches (95 mm) different.
Maybe I didn't make something clear. B is from the sprocket center line to the left side of the head and C is from the sprocket center line to the right side of the head. Those two together should be the width of the head (A).
Let me know what the final decision is.
Thanks,
Sum
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right
C=265mm a-b=c
the previous "c" was to the outside of the clutch cover which is the widest part of the cases, except for "d" which is a part of the starter motor gears
so
A= 415mm
b= 150mm
c= 265mm
d= 360mm to widest part of the cases or 385mm to the widest part of the motor
hope this is what you are after :)
Gary
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:lol: should have looked here before answering on SHOrg,
Gary yours may be more accurate as i'm measuring in frame .
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Thanks guys, between the two of you I should be able to go on from here.
c ya, Sum
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Hey Sum
last year I loaned a busa motor to San Diego state university for a project. they digitized it for dimensions. you can call Dr Burnes at 619-933-6058 and may be he can ftp or email ya what ya need.
Kent
I am close to there if it requires a trip to SDSU. I will call him.
Short of that if anybody can photo it from 4 sides with a ruler in the near foreground it would provide a scale to get every dimension from. :wink:
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[quote="JackDI am close to there if it requires a trip to SDSU. I will call him.[/quote]
Thanks Jack, but save your gas money. I think I have enough info for now, but more info never hurts, so I'll leave it up to you if you want to pursue it.
Thanks,
Sum