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 Post subject: Honda 16v bike head?
PostPosted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:17 pm 
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I need some advice, was looking to do the bmw twin cam conversion but the heads seem few and far between.

Then I heard about a similar conversion using a Honda bike head.

Can anyone provide more info on this?

What kind of machining is required to the block on would an 850 or 998 be suitable?

Is there a write up or build log around somewhere?


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Yes, there is a build log.
http://118.127.11.148/~ausmini/forums/viewtopic.php?t=49117&highlight=honda+head
The SEARCH function is quite handy for finding things like that.

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awdmoke wrote:
Yes, there is a build log.
http://118.127.11.148/~ausmini/forums/viewtopic.php?t=49117&highlight=honda+head
The SEARCH function is quite handy for finding things like that.


the development has come light years further than that engine. everytime I make something I always find a better/easier way of doing it and learn from my mistakes.

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david rosenthal wrote:
everytime I make something I always find a better/easier way of doing it and learn from my mistakes.


Isn't that how Research and Development is done?


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