Hardware Kits for Chinese 2 Stroke

Ghost0

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Dec 11, 2008

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Finally it is here. The engine hardware kit from SBP. Replaces all hardware on the engine except the cylinder stud hardware and the 2 engine case bolts at the base of the cylinder. All are Grade 5 or better. $9.95
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jasonh

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Nice job guys.

I'm curious, how many of these pieces does the hardware that comes with the shifter kit replace?

 

Ghost0

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Dec 11, 2008

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The Shift Kit will replace the rear motor mount studs, the 3 sprocket cover bolts and 3 of the 5 clutch cover bolts.

 

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Dec 12, 2008

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I have a suggestion. On many bikes the mounting studs that come with the engine arent long enough. Perhaps you could make the engine mounting studs longer.

 

Ghost0

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Dec 12, 2008

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Front or rear motor mount studs?

 

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Dec 16, 2008

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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TOTALLY AMAZING DEAL. I GOT ALL THAT HARDWARE FOR UNDER $10.

Once again, a friggen homerun from the SBP guys. The stuff is tight. You guys are THE MAN. I would say if you have a HT, just buy this ****. You will be all set up.

 

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Dec 17, 2008

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Ghost0 said:

Front or rear motor mount studs?

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Most of the time its front.

 

Ghost0

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Dec 17, 2008

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I hear that but let me add this comment. In my opinion, if you need longer front studs this is typically due to an over sized or elongated front tube. If this is the case I would recommend that a different front mount is fabricated anyway. SBP is working on one and it should be available soon.

 

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Dec 18, 2008

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Nice. Will it have built in vibration reduction? Sick Bike Parts is doing a good job of making these little HTs way better.

 

Ghost0

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It will but not using any sort of rubber or plastic, more of a leaf spring type of vibration isolation.

 

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Cant wait to see it!