Another CB360 Build Oz Style

hey guys trying to get motivated today to clean up all the cases, mod them alittle, mask and paint.

first thing i went to do was drill out the oil holes in the top of the crank case. i found that the holes are already at 5/64 which is bigger then the 1/16 i have read to drill them to. i cant see it being a problem
 
Did you port the orifice in the clutch cover? Also, was the oil pickup switched to the CJ pickup? You can see if it's had some of the recalls fixed by looking for punches on the engine vin. With a broken chunk of the pre-recall tensioner, I'd be surprised.
 
havnt done the clutch cover yet, just painting main covers now! oh god the masking its killing me

No it still has the old style oil pickup. might have some pics up later
 
Opening up the orifice in the cover will help get the oil into the tubes to the top end. I just carved mine out with a burr bit.
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The CJ pickup helps get more oil from the sump, especially on the side stand.
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couple of questions? how much should i skim off the head to raise up the comp & i was thinking of going the 378cc upgrade what year GS850 pistons are used and what over size??
 
Bit of work done in the last week! also recut the valves, valve seats & skimming the head.
 

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I keep trying to convince my wife to try sanding the stator cover… somehow I don't think she's buying it :)
 
Few more parts cleaned & painted.

Was going to be polishing the side covers but the clutch side has a fair bit of marking on it. going to try and find the most chrome looking paint i can get and hope it works
 

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hey guys been abit lazy and havnt posted in awhile. i have been slowly working on the 360 before i powder coat the frame im trying to set the bike up with all the right tabs removed or added.

where does everyone mount their ignition? has anyone mounted it just below the tank near the head stem?

will post some pics of the work i have done later
 
Stock location is below the tank just behind the head stem on the left side. Thats where mine is.
 
deviant said:
Stock location is below the tank just behind the head stem on the left side. Thats where mine is.

mine had a shitty tin plate mount to the handlebar mounts
 
i haven't done alot really just found some other bars for it. found a sick as skateboard for my seat base and set up my new ignition switch.
 

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Do these look ok? one is softer then the other.
one carby is cleaner on the inside like its been apart before. the bike runs ok
 
forgot to add pics
 

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The diaphragms look great. the plastic rings are near white. They get brown w age. Run them as long as you can. try to find gas that dont contain ethanol or alcohol. Unless the rubber gets damaged they should last you years.
 
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