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PostSubject: big end size 98 vz800   big end size 98 vz800 Icon_minitimeWed Jan 28, 2015 6:19 pm

hi what is the big end size on a 98 vz 800 maruader
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PostSubject: Re: big end size 98 vz800   big end size 98 vz800 Icon_minitimeThu Jan 29, 2015 6:43 am

Hello Fatass,
In my experience there is no fixed shell size, Suzuki don't list any but go by colour,, they don't do over sized shells either if the crank has to be re-ground.,, if you strip the engine and inspect the big end shells you will possibly find a colour code mark if not you will have to use Plastigauge of some sort ( the correct and proper way to re-build the engine after stripdown because there will be some ware on the pins and shells ) and follow the method shown on the manual then refer to the scale when you read the clearance results,,, I`v done it twice it`s a bit involved but not to difficult.
 
 
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PostSubject: Re: big end size 98 vz800   big end size 98 vz800 Icon_minitimeThu Jan 29, 2015 6:46 am

CONTINUATION OF ABOVE

 
 
big end size 98 vz800 9k=

 
   parts suppliers supply reference the colour required
   
    
07SU_12164-38E00-0C0 BEARING, CRANK PIN (BROWN)4 8.98   
07SU_12164-38E00-0D0 BEARING, CRANK PIN (YELLOW)4 8.98   
07SU_12164-38E00-0B0 BEARING, CRANK PIN (BLACK)4 8.98   
07SU_12164-38E00-0A0 BEARING, CRANK PIN (GREEN)4 8.98   
07SU_12164-38E00-0E0 BEARING, CRANK PIN (BLUE)4 8.98  
As long as there is no ware on the pins you should be ok but read the manual it will help put things in place in your mind.
If you do have ware on the pins ( it is known for the big end shells to pick up and spin on the crank ) if this has happened you have some work to do,,, I`ll show you what an austrailian guy did,,a few people around the world have done something similar
 
 
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I purchased a 1997 VZ800 Rauder for $500 Aust ($375US) which was cosmetically excellent
but had a bad rattle in the motor.
Stripped the motor down and found a badly worn crankshaft and the bearings had been turning
in the conrod.
Suzuki like most bike manufacturers do not make bearings with a big enough variance to allow
you to re grind the crank and fit undersize bearings.
I priced a new crank,new rods and bearings which were $1720Aust


THE SOLUTION

I took the crank and rods to Repco (engine rebuilders) and got them to grind the crank to
40 thou undersize to remove all the score marks
The rauder crank is a nitrided (dip hardened) crank so I then sent it to Brisbane and had
it re-nitrided
Sourced some 40 thou undersize Triumph car bearings--- Note that the size of the bearings
is dependent upon how much you need to grind from the crank but there is a myriad of
different size car bearings on the market so they are easy to source also it does not
matter which side the anti spin tag is located on the bearings as it is a simple process
to machine another into the conrod bigend.
Then had a small amount taken off the bottom bearing cup to make the rod bigend an oval
shape and then re-bored it back round again to remove the damage done by the original turning bearings
Cut new anti spin tag locaters and fitted the new bearings.
Cost of all of this was $400Aust compared to$1720 and the bottom end is like new
As I am not aware of the bikes history and do not know what caused such a mess in the
bottom end I am also replacing the oil pump as a pre-caution.


Buffalo in Australia
 
Good luck mate and I hope this is of some help.
 
John
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PostSubject: Re: big end size 98 vz800   big end size 98 vz800 Icon_minitimeThu Jan 29, 2015 9:15 pm

thanks for the info john very helpfull
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PostSubject: Re: big end size 98 vz800   big end size 98 vz800 Icon_minitimeSat Feb 07, 2015 10:53 pm

b/end shells from a ford fiesta can also be used
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