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Old 09-21-2017, 02:25 AM
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Can I replace the camshaft in my 120S with one from a 125A? The one in my 120S is very worn and I have a wrecked 125A I can salvage the camshaft from.
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Can I replace the camshaft in my 120S with one from a 125A? The one in my 120S is very worn and I have a wrecked 125A I can salvage the camshaft from.
Nope, the FA-120 is a big block and the 125 uses the small/medium block cam.

Any cam from a big block or big block derived multi will fit with the exception of the port side cam for twins. That includes the various FG versions.
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Thank you, Telemaster.
Old 09-21-2017, 04:06 AM
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Go to Horizon Search for Saito M

Thee engine code for the 1.20-S is M, here's a couple of pages of stuff for them. The cam is in stock.

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Thanks, Hobbsy. Seems I'm out of luck!
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Originally Posted by Old Fart
Okc the brits called it a dickie seat and in american english it's called a rumble seat,don't let your imagination run away with you.It's also called a mother in law seat hence it's fully exposed to the airstream rear most position on the vehicle,wind noise is your friend in convertibles and motorcycles.Was up in the hills riding the duke two sundays ago and stopped at a good morning coffee shop.There was a guy in a leather jacket standing in front of me in the coffee line and i noticed a very small square patch sown on the back of his collar.It said 'scream if you want to go faster'
So did you let out a scream just for the fun of it?
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When I was very young my Grandfather had a 1933 model A with a V-8 60. I doubt that he ever went farther from home than 20 miles in it.

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My uncle had a 32 Model A. Mom said he had a magneto hooked up to charge the body with electricity when runningand was always calling people over to the car to see if they would touch it. Shocking to say the least! He was an ornery cuss when he was young!
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Originally Posted by SrTelemaster150
Nope, the FA-120 is a big block and the 125 uses the small/medium block cam.

Any cam from a big block or big block derived multi will fit with the exception of the port side cam for twins. That includes the various FG versions.
Originally Posted by Hobbsy
https://goo.gl/oMjWyF

Thee engine code for the 1.20-S is M, here's a couple of pages of stuff for them. The cam is in stock.
Originally Posted by Lynton
Thanks, Hobbsy. Seems I'm out of luck!
With the exception of valves and pushrods, all big block Saito valve train components have an SAI120S part number prefix. The cam in question is part # SAI120S35. As Hobbsy pointed out, they ARE IN STOCK.

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OF
gave a young lady a ride on my ZX11 across the tarmac were i worked. She wanted to know why they called it a crotch rocket and without hesitation we scooted across the tarmac at a pretty good clip. All you could hear was her screaming sloooodoowwwnnn. As we flew by the office.
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Cool Saito 90 twin jammed up after sitting for years

I have a Saito 90 twin, the on that looks like the valve covers are Continental. I can't get it turn over a full revolution. No prop attached just turning it by hand. What can I soak it in that will loosen up the crud???
I've opened up the intake and exhaust ports so I can get solvent in the ports. some of the valves are stuck. Any ideas????
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Denatured Alcohol. Then once it is all cleaned, spray in some after run or fogging oil.
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Put it in your over at 275 F for about 20 minutes should free it up. Then turn it over and add after run oil.
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Thanks to both of you!!
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
My uncle had a 32 Model A. Mom said he had a magneto hooked up to charge the body with electricity when runningand was always calling people over to the car to see if they would touch it. Shocking to say the least! He was an ornery cuss when he was young!
Wouldn't that effectively function as a kill switch?
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Why is this page, and only this page, HUGE? It runs about 30% off the right edge of the page.
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OF let one go after a night of those nasty things they call beer down there.
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Originally Posted by SrTelemaster150
Wouldn't that effectively function as a kill switch?
Evendently not but I imagine he would have to isolate body somehow to make it work. I had several people who knew him an my mom tell me about the first time they touched my uncle's car when he was sitting there idling and getting the shock of their lives.
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Originally Posted by SrTelemaster150
Why is this page, and only this page, HUGE? It runs about 30% off the right edge of the page.
I posed this question in the Moderator Forum, maybe someone can splain it.
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Yeah
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got your message. Got the ch ignition today will take 180 case over to friend to .032 taken of the deck height. Should pull my 4*120 arond with authority. Should be fun!!
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Sr don't panic,they are trying to make the page wider so i can fit my head in,ego and all.

Capt those zx11 kawasaki's are evil mean tyre smokin missiles i'm on the same page and the zx14 is just enormous straight line 300kph easy,like suzuki's gsx1000r or the hayabusa gsx1400..you need to have shares in a tyre company.
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Originally Posted by Captcrunch44
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got your message. Got the ch ignition today will take 180 case over to friend to .032 taken of the deck height. Should pull my 4*120 arond with authority. Should be fun!!
You may or may not have to work the valve pockets slightly for piston/valve clearance. You need about .015" minimum. I took a Dremel with drum sander to mine. The blue area was modified. You only need to move the pocket slightly out towards the edge. There is plenty of depth.

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Old 09-22-2017, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Captcrunch44
Cool idea i am thinking of something like this out of an asto hog this winter.
Those are nice bashes. The Somethin Extra has possibilities too.
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I put winglets on my SSE, improved lift on it too. I was flying it backwards the other day.


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