CB360 - Clean and simple
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crazypj said:
Seem to be, the carb is super clean too. I'm told it burnt a hole in the piston and that's the reason it stopped running. Just ordered a new piston, rings, wrist pin, rod bearing, clutch cable, throttle sleeve, grips, spark plug, and fuel line.... I think all it needs now is a sunny weekend and 6 pack of beer.
I also finally got the new oversized pilot jets into my SV650 and it runs so smoothly now! 8)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/F42r15ibROw
Hopefully my next post will have another update on the CB360
crazypj said:
Hmm... the oil came out clean and it looks clean under the clutch cover. And it spins without any offensive noises or binding.
Also... I bought a new throttle tube because the one on it was busted up from landing on the handlebar end at some point and found a good deal on one that included new grips.... well, turns out that I either bought the wrong one or the throttle on this bike is from a newer model because the tube isn't right.
It was too cheap to return and the grips are still useful so I just printed out a new tube.
From left to right -> old grip, old tube, printed tube, new (wrong) tube, new grip
I'm pretty pleased with how it came out.
Are you printing with PLA? I would be worried about the hollow part of the throttle tube crushing with those thin walls.
advCo said:
Yeah, it's PLA - the printed tube is actually stronger than the new one, although more brittle. I can't crush it by squeezing it with my fingers though.
Here's a quick squeeze test in my first print (stopped 3/4 through for some reason) in the vice... a little cracking but it looks like it will hold up as much as it would need to. It will have the handlebar in it too which will give it a lot of support.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/x47iVMXbcJA
I figured I'll see how it goes and reprint it in ABS if need be. I have a spool on deck but didn't feel like changing the filament out.
tnum said:
Cool. Looks solid. I was just wondering since I have ran into some issues before when printing thin walls with PLA. What program do you use for modeling?
Haha. You know you can get them in aluminum for just a few bucks. Or get them with a housing and everything for $8.
Sonreir™ said:
Haha thanks! Life got in the way for a bit but now hopefully this can start coming back together.
Also, finally found one of these CJ360 oil pick-ups! http://www.ebay.com/itm/232243543151
Probably WAY over paid and will find a used one next week for $12 but I don't want this to hold up my project and I can't complain too much about a NOS part.
