Monday, February 20, 2012
*** Custom Honda 300 4X4 ***
*** Custom Honda 300 4X4 *** Video Clips. Duration : 1.13 Mins.
JPs custom bike - 1996 Honda 300 - clear title in hand, vin #'s still on both locations of the frame. Bike was just recently transformed into a "monster". - Full custom frame converted to IRS with +6" axles and arched a-arms, all done with DOM tubing. All new tie-rod ends & wheel bearings. New Rincon rear "cushion shocks" used at all 4 corners. Large "D" rings at both ends for strapping to, and a custom rear bumper built for wrapping up a strap. Eiger clear head-light housings with hyper-blue bulbs. All stock Honda plastics w/ stock fender flares. Aftermarket floor-boards. Just under 17" of ground clearance to the frame with the 27's; member of "the bucket club", lol. - Engine is a 1986 350 foreman motor, all fresh. Wiseco 10.25:1 piston with fresh bore, Web "180" performance cam, DID timing chain, ported & polished head with new vesrah valves and fresh valve job, 35% gear reduction, EPI "economy" stall clutch kit w/ new clutch shoes, all new seals(valves, output shafts, etc), K&N filter, custom HMF style muffler w/ no packing to go bad. - Carb tuned to suit via wideband o2 sensor for proper tuning. Aftermarket oil cooler mounted up on the front rack. All the foreman electronics were used, thus the temp sender, wiring, and fan control are in place for an engine fan if wanted. - Front & rear diffs as well as the transfer case all recieved fresh bearings & seals during the build. Front is shimmed up to be fully locked, but can be backed down for easier steering. - Tires are ...
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JPs custom bike - 1996 Honda 300 - clear title in hand, vin #'s still on both locations of the frame. Bike was just recently transformed into a "monster". - Full custom frame converted to IRS with +6" axles and arched a-arms, all done with DOM tubing. All new tie-rod ends & wheel bearings. New Rincon rear "cushion shocks" used at all 4 corners. Large "D" rings at both ends for strapping to, and a custom rear bumper built for wrapping up a strap. Eiger clear head-light housings with hyper-blue bulbs. All stock Honda plastics w/ stock fender flares. Aftermarket floor-boards. Just under 17" of ground clearance to the frame with the 27's; member of "the bucket club", lol. - Engine is a 1986 350 foreman motor, all fresh. Wiseco 10.25:1 piston with fresh bore, Web "180" performance cam, DID timing chain, ported & polished head with new vesrah valves and fresh valve job, 35% gear reduction, EPI "economy" stall clutch kit w/ new clutch shoes, all new seals(valves, output shafts, etc), K&N filter, custom HMF style muffler w/ no packing to go bad. - Carb tuned to suit via wideband o2 sensor for proper tuning. Aftermarket oil cooler mounted up on the front rack. All the foreman electronics were used, thus the temp sender, wiring, and fan control are in place for an engine fan if wanted. - Front & rear diffs as well as the transfer case all recieved fresh bearings & seals during the build. Front is shimmed up to be fully locked, but can be backed down for easier steering. - Tires are ...
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