Saturno and flywheel
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Saturno and flywheel
Hello,
Finally, yesterday I could start my saturno after rebuilding. Ok, it is not ready yet but near. 610cc, 11.6:1 comp, carrillo rod, nordwest cams, 41mm keihin fcr and a new (home made) under seat exhaust. What a noise, but so beautiful sound... (where the hell is my earplugs??)....
A new ignition is on the table, Ignitech programable cdi box.
But question is; can I remove the flyweel or do I need to do some light flywheel? I don't need alternator, only battery (track use only). It will be easier to fit a new ignition system with a new light flywheel.
Any recommends for a right spark plug?
Regards,
Jori
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Finally, yesterday I could start my saturno after rebuilding. Ok, it is not ready yet but near. 610cc, 11.6:1 comp, carrillo rod, nordwest cams, 41mm keihin fcr and a new (home made) under seat exhaust. What a noise, but so beautiful sound... (where the hell is my earplugs??)....
A new ignition is on the table, Ignitech programable cdi box.
But question is; can I remove the flyweel or do I need to do some light flywheel? I don't need alternator, only battery (track use only). It will be easier to fit a new ignition system with a new light flywheel.
Any recommends for a right spark plug?
Regards,
Jori
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Re: Saturno and flywheel
Hey Jori!jori wrote: A new ignition is on the table, Ignitech programable cdi box.
Did you have any problems with the programable cdi box from CZ?
Maybe you can give a short report on it and your experiences while installing it?
Would be great!!!
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Re: Saturno and flywheel
Because of others who own this ignition unit didn' do thatMüller wrote:Maybe you can give a short report on it and your experiences while installing it?
sorry, Joachim
PS you will need a serial cable for programming. 9pin male /female (urks... why did I have a male/male one???)
Used are pins 2, 3 and 5. Just connected through.
And I would like to suggest to use some cover for the connector of the ignition while it is mounted on the bike.
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I haven't installed it yet, but I will tell after the job is done.Did you have any problems with the programable cdi box from CZ?
Maybe you can give a short report on it and your experiences while installing it
And why my laptop has only USB port. Maybe converter works maybe not. Or maybe I have to drive my bike to the living room...(there is the old computer with needed ports)PS you will need a serial cable for programming. 9pin male /female
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Things happens (sh** things at this time).
I spent midnight sun festival at race track. I took saturno and y*****a race bike with in.
I started to heat saturno, everything was fine. Little bit carb adjusting and then I deside to go out and take a couple test lap. I could make only few hundred meters. Cooling water blow out from the plastic bottle (what it is in english?). Water temp was only 70celsius when it happens.
Was it head gasket??? or what you think. I havent open it yet. I ride rest three days with yam***.
Is there anything to do if it was head gasket, because then it was third burned head gasket.
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I spent midnight sun festival at race track. I took saturno and y*****a race bike with in.
I started to heat saturno, everything was fine. Little bit carb adjusting and then I deside to go out and take a couple test lap. I could make only few hundred meters. Cooling water blow out from the plastic bottle (what it is in english?). Water temp was only 70celsius when it happens.
Was it head gasket??? or what you think. I havent open it yet. I ride rest three days with yam***.
Is there anything to do if it was head gasket, because then it was third burned head gasket.
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Yes it was. It is not necessary to take head off to see it. Head gasket is blow out just upperside waterpump. Everytime same place. What is wrong???? Cylinder was new, head was traight, gasket was new.Was it head gasket???
Any comments?
Jori
Ps. now I will take my NOT tuned saturno and will ride to one nice riverside restaurant to drink one cold beer.
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If you see bubbles in the bottle.. it always is the head gasket
If you still have machined the surface of the head... what else could it be?
We have just had a similar thing around here.
First attempt rise the torque. If I remembe right 10% plus are ok.
Next one... the holes in the head gasket seem to be bit tight. Maybe the inner sheet metall part of the gasket did prevent the gasket to go down well when it ist torqued... just an idea. The guy who had the problem did open the holes a little bit s oit could go down the studs vey easy.
In the end it was something compeltelly different.
The torque wrech was hardly misconfigurated. Torque was far away from that what the scale on the wrench showed up
So you may check this first.
Joachim
If you still have machined the surface of the head... what else could it be?
We have just had a similar thing around here.
First attempt rise the torque. If I remembe right 10% plus are ok.
Next one... the holes in the head gasket seem to be bit tight. Maybe the inner sheet metall part of the gasket did prevent the gasket to go down well when it ist torqued... just an idea. The guy who had the problem did open the holes a little bit s oit could go down the studs vey easy.
In the end it was something compeltelly different.
The torque wrech was hardly misconfigurated. Torque was far away from that what the scale on the wrench showed up
So you may check this first.
One???? I think there is no finish guy who stops after *one* beerPs. now I will take my NOT tuned saturno and will ride to one nice riverside restaurant to drink one cold beer.
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I did this because the gasket was tight. Maybe I did not open enough.Next one... the holes in the head gasket seem to be bit tight. Maybe the inner sheet metall part of the gasket did prevent the gasket to go down well when it ist torqued... just an idea. The guy who had the problem did open the holes a little bit s oit could go down the studs vey easy.
In the end it was something compeltelly different.
I have calibrated torque wrench (not long time ago) and before I use it I make a couple test/warm "cliks"The torque wrech was hardly misconfigurated. Torque was far away from that what the scale on the wrench showed up
I used only 35Nm (oiled treads), so maybe 40Nm is better?
Hmm....I really took only one and came back home to drink more...and wait if mr. Gottfried will answer for my mail. Is he at home or holliday??? How long I have to drink beer before I can do something for my saturno????One???? I think there is no finish guy who stops after *one* beer
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