Re: New Build 82 cb750 custom
Posted by rosario on Aug 07, 2014; 3:03am
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1982-cb750c-build-tp4052917p4052946.html
So before I call it a night I find myself wondering, I can open the casing up and fully inspect and reassemble every inch of her to stock specs (which is going to happen either way) or can I sneak in a few mods to increase some pep in her step? What avenues would you go during the rebuild to make this motor just a bit ballsier? Either way the pistons/cylinder/rods and god only knows what else I'll find in her belly will have to go to at least get her firing on all four again.Keep in mind, I'm not rich and I'm planning on getting engaged within the next few months to a great girl who supports me in everything I've ever wanted to do.
And I can point out some nuts&bolts and she'll happily turn a wrench, that's what I call winning.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1982-cb750c-build-tp4052917p4052946.html
So before I call it a night I find myself wondering, I can open the casing up and fully inspect and reassemble every inch of her to stock specs (which is going to happen either way) or can I sneak in a few mods to increase some pep in her step? What avenues would you go during the rebuild to make this motor just a bit ballsier? Either way the pistons/cylinder/rods and god only knows what else I'll find in her belly will have to go to at least get her firing on all four again.Keep in mind, I'm not rich and I'm planning on getting engaged within the next few months to a great girl who supports me in everything I've ever wanted to do.
And I can point out some nuts&bolts and she'll happily turn a wrench, that's what I call winning.
My BSA doesn't leak oil, he marks his territory.
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