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bjk240 29-01-05 01:29 AM

sv650 conversion to a tl1000
 
dose anyone have any info or knoe if you can covert the sv650 to a 1000 motor..... my motor has recently failed and i have to buy a new one so i would like to know if this can be done

21QUEST 29-01-05 01:49 AM

Anything is possoble (has been done before) but two much work. The guy that did it a few years says he would not attempt to do it again.

Buy a second hand engine or if you want a bigger engined bike sell the 650 either in bits the as or complete and buy anotherbike (SV100 maybe) .

Cheers
Ben

Cloggsy 29-01-05 11:39 AM

You'd probably make a few quid selling all the spares (if you can be bothered breaking your bike yourself, photographing it all & posting them all as spares on eBay...) :roll:

bjk240 29-01-05 01:55 PM

well the bike is already stripped into a million parts but i still own money on the loan so i dont want to part it out yet i have to put it back together and i can put a stock motor in it but i fiugred that if i had to spend the money on a new motor might as well get the biggest one in there i can.. i found a web site that has a motor mount conversion to go from a 650 to a tl1000 motor but it dosent say what kinda mods are involved

BURNER 29-01-05 03:29 PM

A website y'say? CAn you give me the link so we can have a look.

There was a stunt bike featured in SF mag that had a TL1000 shoehorned into a sv650 frame. Basically it'll involve removing everything between the side rails and creating a new brace/mount for the new engine. Serious graft and not something I'd do myself.

Jabba 29-01-05 03:47 PM

Why not just get a crashed SV650 off Ebay and use the engine from that? There was only available on there the other day.

northwind 29-01-05 04:06 PM

Cos he wants a 120bhp motor at a guess :) Well, it's a job for the skilled and the brave but it'd be a laugh.

bjk240 29-01-05 07:43 PM

http://www.baermotorsports.com/Text/brp/frames.htm

this is the site that has those mount conversion...... i can anyhting i need mount this motor i have a welder and all that good stuff but one of my main conserns is if the motor will fit in the smaller frame without cutting on the frame

northwind 29-01-05 11:07 PM

So are you going to builda whole new frame from scratch?

bjk240 30-01-05 01:05 AM

no i just want to put a bigger motor in my frame

rictus01 30-01-05 04:10 AM

the picture from the web site for the sv650 to TL frame is mild steel by the looks of it and should be possible to construct.

However, if you're talking about welding onto the standard SV frame, be aware it's alloy and not solid, it's a very skillful job getting that right, not something I would try, I think the TL lump is also taller so you would either have to do something radical with the airbox or have the engine lower in the frame reducing group clearance, eitherway looks like a big job.

Good luck, let us know how you get on.

Cheers Mark.

lairylarry 03-02-05 01:24 PM

Try asking on Motoforum.net. There was a guy who raced one in the Supertwins at Bemsee in 2003 I believe. Surname was Baxter - can't remember his first name.

Good luck - sounds like a laugh!

Mike1234 03-02-05 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lairylarry
Try asking on Motoforum.net. There was a guy who raced one in the Supertwins at Bemsee in 2003 I believe. Surname was Baxter - can't remember his first name.

Good luck - sounds like a laugh!

Mike Baxter. Don't have his number but a stack of his business cards are still on the counter at Maidstone Motoliners.

Alternatively you could just call James Holland (jhsracing.co.uk) as he helped with a lot of the buidl and set up work I believe.

Viney 03-02-05 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bjk240
http://www.baermotorsports.com/Text/brp/frames.htm

this is the site that has those mount conversion...... i can anyhting i need mount this motor i have a welder and all that good stuff but one of my main conserns is if the motor will fit in the smaller frame without cutting on the frame

By the time that you have changed the forks, suspension and brakes to cope with the conversion, spend the money paying off what you owe and buy itching to gos TLS :D


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