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TR750 / GT750 XR11 ALUMINIUM LOWER CRANKCASE BLANKING PLUG ANODISED CNC

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ANODISED 6082 ALUMINIUM LIGHTWEIGHT RACING PART - 85% to 90% Weight saving! Part Number: BDK08 XR1113

 
SUZUKI TR750 / GT750 LOWER COOLING SYSTEM / OIL DRAIN PLUG.

Part Number: BDK08 XR1113

ANODISED 6082T6 ALUMINIUM LIGHTWEIGHT RACING PART

85% to 90% Weight saving!

This is a replacement for the heavy (and fairly ugly) coolant drain plug and oil drain plug.  As we know the difference between an average bike and a very good one is in the detail, every little part.

This part was made by request of one of our customers and complements the large coolant blanking plug already listed by us. 

You will see that we already have lightweight head nuts and bolts and titanium base studs available for these machines (see our other ebay listings).

The plug is machined to take an o-ring (which is not pictured, but is supplied with the bolt), and weighs less than a sixth of the original coolant plug and a tenth of the oil plug - another 58g weight saving, but it's aesthetically pleasing and a clearly a race part.


When assembling please do not omit the o-ring. These engines vibrate quite a bit, but you should still only apply 12 Nm (9 ft lbs) torque when tightening.  Remember that the original torque is to make a steel bolt (which grows less quickly than ally), stay in an ally crankcase and also crush a metal washer to seal.  You will notice that these items are pre-drilled to accept locking-wire as a security measure for racing (and road use). 

Please note that this listing is for one of the two (identical) plugs.  We will be listing the kit separately - it may already be listed by now.

One more part in the long list being developed to make good quality GP replicas of the TR750 and to make road-going GT750's lighter and faster.  We are now consistently getting 100bhp and more at the rear wheel of these bikes without 'going the whole hog' and would realistically expect to achieve 120-130bhp (or more) at the rear wheel when we are done.

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