My Blinged-Out RZ Project

[Off Road]

Any switch will work, it will flow a few tenths of amp for a second or 2 so not a problem.

+1

When activated the kill switch connects one of the CDI inputs to Ground.
This requires two wires/conductors running to the switch.
'IF' the outer sheathing of your replica cable adjuster/cable housing is metal, you could use it as one of the conductors (probably Ground) going to the switch.
Then you would only have to run 1 wire through the center of the cable housing, back to the CDI input.

Similar idea to a Co-Ax cable.

[Smoker]

'IF' the outer sheathing of your replica cable adjuster/cable housing is metal, you could use it as one of the conductors (probably Ground) going to the switch.
Then you would only have to run 1 wire through the center of the cable housing, back to the CDI input.

Similar idea to a Co-Ax cable.

That's the plan.

Hope it works!

[Smoker]

Previously, I used a steel flat bar to position the bottom of the damper level with the bottom of the frame tube.



Trying some different positions again.


Made a rear mount locating tool. Adjustable for vertical, horizontal, and length dimensions.

[Rockt]

Hi Smoker.

I was reading with great interest, this thread, and then it died:

http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/549188- ... -my-rz350/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This is the same bike, yes?

I know you're not concerned with having a "finished" motorcycle - obviously pursuing the build to the best of your ability is paramount - but... are there any pictures of this bike in full bike form? DYING to see it.

[RuZty]

Is the damper mount at the frame a ball joint or a straight bushing? Ideally it should only swing on one plane but the way you have it mounted it will move horizontally and vertically.

[Smoker]

Hi Smoker.

I was reading with great interest, this thread, and then it died:

http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/549188- ... -my-rz350/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This is the same bike, yes?

I know you're not concerned with having a "finished" motorcycle - obviously pursuing the build to the best of your ability is paramount - but... are there any pictures of this bike in full bike form? DYING to see it.

Yes. My apologies. Sometimes, I feel like I've abandoned my S2000 friends.

I'm still there fairly often for owners that want my Seat Locks.

I'll try to find a pic.

[Smoker]

Ordered spring pins and gaskets for the petcock.

Of course, they sent me the wrong gaskets.

Need the green paper gasket.

Measured the roll pins and finished the knob adapter drawings.

Now trying to get the adapter machined.

[Smoker]

Need to get the battery box done, so I can weld brackets to the frame.

Drawing the box now.

[Smoker]

Trying out a new machinist.

Price estimates are impossibly low. Hope the quality is good.

Already a week behind on the first time estimate - but I guess that's normal.

Waiting on the petcock knob adapter, and the front steering damper bracket. I keep changing the battery box drawings, but should be done soon. Also working on the rear steering damper bracket, but it's more difficult and will need a steel mock up first.

Wanted to put a cutout in the bracket, but it's too small.

[Smoker]

Carbon tail parts.

Need to foam in some threaded fittings and do some more shaping on the undertail.

[RuZty]

Trying out a new machinist.

Price estimates are impossibly low. Hope the quality is good.

Already a week behind on the first time estimate - but I guess that's normal.

Always remember, Good, Cheap, Fast. Pick two.

[Smoker]

Working on a carbon panel and making slots for the throttle cables.

Not sure if I ever tested the 1/4 turn speedway throttle, so I connected it.

Good news. The carb slides get a full pull.

[Smoker]

Look above at my drawing for the front steering damper bracket.

Then, look at the machined part in the photo.

Is it my fault that the angle on the machined part is backwards???

Doesn't really matter, I'm going to pay for another one anyway.

[South_Oz]

The part is opposite to your drawing, clearly a dotted line.

Dave

[RuZty]

I think he cut the angle last and wasn't paying attention, nothing wrong with your sketch.