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NSR 500 V4 inside the beast !!!


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Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:09 am » Post: #16 » Download Post

Saw rc45 and vtr sp1?..Is that the real mc coy that joey dunlop rode on TT..
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Images needed of V4 engine

Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:03 am » Post: #17 » Download Post

Hi,

Can anyone help me out. I need to know how the crankcase was split on the NSR500 V4 - 1987 and earlier (the in-line crankshaft version).
I was so hopeful when I finally found this forum but all of the image links are broken ie. no longer active on the original site.

Is the crankcase split horizontally through the front cylinders and main bearings and up to the lower rear of the carburettor inlet casting?
Is the crankcase also split vertically? If so where ie. along the right-hand side so the gears can be removed easily; split on the left side under the overhang of the left most cylinder.
Does it use a cassette style gearbox - removed from the right side?

Is the main gear on the crankshaft off the right side feeding a gear behind the clutch or is the gear train from the main shaft located somewhere else.

Any links or photos would be very helpful...

Neil
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Sat Dec 15, 2018 9:07 am » Post: #18 » Download Post

Stephen A'lee at GT Motorcycles would know
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