Bye Bye 750.

SuperjetSteve

Go Big or Go Home
Location
Macomb michigan
Yea pictures explain it all. POS blew up. Any ideas why?
 

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SKItarist750

Custom Kawi
Location
Lansing, MI
Yea pictures explain it all. POS blew up. Any ideas why?

what year 750??? If it's 92-95 you probably blew at least one of your crank bearings. Those years had the small pin cranks and they're junk. Believe me I know. my 93 750 K,O.'d a couple summers ago, crank bearings, pistons and all. Blew the skirts right off both my pistons. If you decide to do a rebuild, you'll have to replace your crank or send it off to get refurbished (both of which are expensive propositions). That's what I did. If you do all the tear down and the top end rebuild yourself, you're still looking at $700 on the low side to clean up your head and cylinders and get new pistons and rings and to have your crank rebuilt. If I had it to do over again, I would just get a new motor. Crate sells them for about $700. Just look in PWC illustrated or ask around. Sorry bout your luck dude
 

DAG

Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
Location
Charlotte, NC
what size pins does a 750 that came out of a 1995 ZXI.

how reliable is this motor? and what should the stock compression be...


sorry for the O/T
 

750SX

DO IT
Location
Palmyra
IDK why everyone rips on the size of the kawi small pin wrist pins. They are the same size as a superjet. You deff lost a crank bearing/broke a rod.
 

djkorn1

kidkornfilms
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Location
Cleveland Ohio
It was probably due for a rebuild and blew a crank bearing. (Especially if that is the original crank). Take it apart and see what is salvagable...(cyllinder?)

You can pick up cases cheap ($100). Get a crank from SBT (stronger than the stock Kawi's), and a top end kit from Wiseco. Then bore the cyllinder, reassemble and your done.
 
It was probably due for a rebuild and blew a crank bearing. (Especially if that is the original crank). Take it apart and see what is salvagable...(cyllinder?)

You can pick up cases cheap ($100). Get a crank from SBT (stronger than the stock Kawi's), and a top end kit from Wiseco. Then bore the cyllinder, reassemble and your done.

I just had the same thing happen
http://www.wavejunkies.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4574

I think I'm going for an sbt...
 
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