I have a cb350 project that im wanting to either a have or rebuild the motor or b swap it out for something else and rebuild the motor and throw it on a 4 wheeler. Any ideas? Tips or maybe a step by step rebuild guide on the motor? I have the tools to do it but not the skill. I want it done right. I also need carbs. Any aftermarket setups i can buy?
Cl350 questions
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barnett468
Coast to Coast
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why would you want to swap it out for another engine that needs rebuilding?
the carb size depends on how the engine is built but 32's are common on upgraded 350 engines
why would you want to swap it out for another engine that needs rebuilding?
the carb size depends on how the engine is built but 32's are common on upgraded 350 engines
barnett468
Coast to Coast
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ok that makes sense . . you want to swap the slow 350 5 speed engine for the faster 400 6 speed engine so all you have to do is find someone with a 400 engine that wants to make their bike slower . . that shouldn't be hard.
ok that makes sense . . you want to swap the slow 350 5 speed engine for the faster 400 6 speed engine so all you have to do is find someone with a 400 engine that wants to make their bike slower . . that shouldn't be hard.
alzcbz
Been Around the Block
I don't think the CB400 four cylinder motor will play nice with the CL350 frame.
If you plan on doing a lot of highway riding, I would look for another bike completely with a bit larger motor, say a 650cc.
Here's a nice writeup on a 350 rebuild from HondaTwins.Net:
http://www.hondatwins.net/forums/48-engine-discussion/17947-sl-350-engine-rebuild.html
As for aftermarket carbs for the 350, a lot of people use the VM30s. many kits out there. Watch who is selling them, they're not a plug-n-play option. A lot them list being altered for the CB350 with different slides/needles/jets/etc...
The VMs are two-stroke carbs that are adapted to work on a four stroke.
If you plan on doing a lot of highway riding, I would look for another bike completely with a bit larger motor, say a 650cc.
Here's a nice writeup on a 350 rebuild from HondaTwins.Net:
http://www.hondatwins.net/forums/48-engine-discussion/17947-sl-350-engine-rebuild.html
As for aftermarket carbs for the 350, a lot of people use the VM30s. many kits out there. Watch who is selling them, they're not a plug-n-play option. A lot them list being altered for the CB350 with different slides/needles/jets/etc...
The VMs are two-stroke carbs that are adapted to work on a four stroke.
mydlyfkryzis
当有疑问时踢你的敌人在生殖器上，你可以道歉后
not a bolt in. The CB400 twin is a stressed part of the frame. Motor mounts not even close.
