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RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Bheezy27403_imp - 09-09-2019
(09-09-2019, 03:59 AM)pdedse_imp Wrote: Utterly fantastic! Although he did leave off a little screw at the 3:13 mark.
I was wondering if anyone else would catch that! Great eye!
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Houtman_imp - 09-09-2019
It must be a very powerful speed he is taking . Kidding , great video !
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Gone in 60 - 09-09-2019
I do still have a good supply of trucker pills... a couple of Yellow Jackets and some strong coffee and I'd be able to move at that speed for a short period of time. The work quality wouldn't be nearly as good as his, though.
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - LongRanger_imp - 09-09-2019
Anyone notice the non-OEM oil filter he spun onto the engine? Maybe I need to watch it again.
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Cormanus - 09-09-2019
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - GoldOxide_imp - 09-09-2019
Yeah, I fell for that too.
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Houtman_imp - 09-09-2019
He also burped at one time , did anyone hear that ?
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Gone in 60 - 09-10-2019
LongRanger, as long as it wasn't a K&N model KN-204 filter, he should be safe.
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - LongRanger_imp - 09-10-2019
It certainly looked like one -- I thought I noticed that he tightened it using the nut on the outside of the filter. But the SOHC Honda's used a replaceable paper filter element inside a finned aluminum case, with a hollow bolt running through the center which secured the whole assembly to the crankcase. In the video, the scene went by very quickly, but it appeared to me that he installed some type of chrome spin-on filter. This wouldn't make sense, especially on a bike as dear as a sandcast CB750, so I imagine I'm wrong.
RE: CB750 restoration time lapse - Cormanus - 09-10-2019
I wish I could decide whether you're taking the piss, LongRanger, but I'll fall for it anyway.
Thos bikes had a cover complete with nut on the outside that went over the filter didn't they?
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