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College Build Thread, trying to make as nice as i can on a college budget. |
lanker88 |
Apr 13 2013, 09:45 PM
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Cruis'n World 914 Group: Members Posts: 104 Joined: 16-May 10 From: sunnyvale, ca Member No.: 11,734 Region Association: Northern California |
Resurrected a 1981 Yamaha XJ550 Seca (Cafe' Racer Style)
-didn't run for 20 years. -sat covered in a family friends garage. -carbs completely shot. needed full rebuild. -tank rusted to shit. -Took about $400-500 to get it looking sweet. -No cost for labor did all myself to keep costs down(except putting new tires on rims$40 bucks) -new brake lines, -new brake pads -flushed brake system. -new tires -carb rebuild kit and rejett kit. -intake pods -cafe racer "club" bar. -LED turnsignal lights update from 80s lights ..(yuck) -new paintjob. In trade got a 1975 Porsche 914 1.8. -Shitty paintjob. looks great in pictures, but looks just awful in person. -engine ran like shit and felt like low compression. -tranny, 5th pops out of gear. -leaks a little oil -body needs some work was in an accident in the 80s. Was repaired but not good enough IMO. -Exhaust needed replacement. -Both Door Handles were busted. (needed just the plastic part replaced then both worked great) Traded across for the 914. Got a great deal if i do say so myself. |
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