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Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:09 am
by jools58
With TSS Cranks in LC's - aren't these based on RZ/Banshee cranks that are slightly wider ??
So is the LC crankcase machined or are the crank webs machined to fit the LC cases.....??
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:18 am
by JonW
I think TSS shave a bit off the part that stops it fitting in the cases.
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 7:28 pm
by BRG1200
I've also heard that Shee and RZ cranks will fit in LC cases if you machine a millimetre out of the cases to match the extra millimetre of the wider big end bearing. There's a racer I know who did it/had it done. Can't say what other issues might be involved. Gotta love the continuity of parts with Yamaha though.
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:23 pm
by Thommo
Yeah, cranks arnt cheap.. Is TSS still open?
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:43 pm
by BRG1200
Anyone had a Yambits crank?
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:27 pm
by JonW
Im 99% sure that Yambits dont make their own crank, they just sell an Asian one. I would ask and see what they say if you are keen, you can surely have one rebuilt locally for 750AUD with Graham who is on this forum.
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Sun May 25, 2014 10:33 am
by L.B.
Got offered a set of 350lc barrels & head on 1st o/s for 350 bucks in Canada.
Be quick if you want them cause they going on ebay.
Talk to Link on this forum about rebuilding your crank.
Jon & I are getting some done by him & has a good rep. within this forum by other members.
I have an old crank here good for rebuild plus other engine parts etc...
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Sun May 25, 2014 10:34 am
by L.B.
Got offered a set of 350lc barrels & head on 1st o/s for 350 bucks in Canada.
Be quick if you want them cause they going on ebay.
Talk to Link on this forum about rebuilding your crank.
Jon & I are getting some done by him & has a good rep. within this forum by other members.
I have an old crank here good for rebuild plus other engine parts etc...
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Sun May 25, 2014 11:34 am
by BRG1200
Can you post to Australia? could use some 350 jugs
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Sun May 25, 2014 8:29 pm
by JonW
LB is in Australia, he was just giving a heads up on parts that are in Canada that he was offered. I think they were still available a few days back, so if you want them contact LB he will put you in touch with the seller who will ship here Im sure of that.
I think LB also has a crank and other parts in Aus if you wanted something like that, again contact him.
Cranks. Just spoke to Link who has just completed a crank for me. I've never used Graham, but Link has been helpful and easy to deal with so send your cranks to him I say, he will see you right.
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 12:45 am
by L.B.
Thanks for explaining Jon, most times I post I'm at work & don't have time to go into things.
Last call for 350 LC barrels, they going on eblag. They are on 1st o/s & comes with head. $350usd plus postage. Be very quick.
Sorry to pollute your thread Thommo....
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 2:03 am
by BRG1200
Darn, I would, but I'm hanging out for an LC 250 I know of that may come up for sale.... wish I was rich.... ;-)
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 11:23 am
by JonW
This made me think about the fact that the forum world has two types of buyers, those who buy in case they need a part so grab one when it comes up and those that search for one when they need it. Neither approach is wrong, but I used to be the latter, until I realised that I should buy stuff when it was in Aus and even better in NSW or sydney in case i needed it, rather than buy from WA or abroad and pay huge post costs, just my experience...
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 10:34 pm
by Thommo
BRG1200 wrote:Darn, I would, but I'm hanging out for an LC 250 I know of that may come up for sale.... wish I was rich.... ;-)
Cheeky pup! Umm.. Hang on, your probably older than me...
Re: New bugger with a rd250lc rolling ish box of bits
Posted: Thu May 29, 2014 11:40 pm
by BRG1200
Ah, wasn't actually referring to yours Thommo, but now you mention it....
Oh, and yes, I'm old enough to be your Dad. (resists making any jokes that step too far....)