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I have a 96 crankcase that is in phenomenal shape that I plan on using with the re-nikasiled (is that even a word??) 92 cylinder, based on the fact that the part #'s for the crankcase are the same from 92-96. I plan on using rebuild kit just to make sure everything is new and tight, but I see there are two different kits. 92-94 and 95-96.
Am I mistaken in thinking the 96 crankcase will be a direct bolt on to the cylinder and frame of this 92?
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The swingarm was water blasted, just do all your prep work first, then blast it and it comes up really good.
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Luckily I gave up on the budget for this thing months ago
In unrelated news.... anyone have a left side crankcase they want to sell??
Edit: Locating a good left crankcase is turning out to be more of a challenge than I thought. Can a crankcase be repaired? I can upload pictures, but it appears at some point in time the top end blew and the crank somehow started spinning and scarring up the left side crankcase. I don't mind sending it off for repairs if it is possible and someone has suggestions of a reputable place.
I also have the Evo-MX seat cover to replace that darker red one that is on it right now.
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I am also going to give another go at whitening up that tank!
Brian
I also realized I put the swingarm decals on the wrong side, hah! I will switch those over.
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