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Old 9th November 2010, 10:21   #16
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If your wiring bunch is not cut it won't be that difficult. no need to worry over drawings

the engine looks pretty similar to G16B.
Try to retain OE position of GB mount & adjust the engine mounts to save propeller shafts from modification.
Sreejith actually the wiring which i got with the engine is badly damaged . Looks like someone very hungry chewed on it .

So my mechanic says its of no use , needs too much cutting and joining so im also not keen on it . New wirng need to be done

Bangaloreans can anybody tell me a good lathe where i can get the engine and GB mated .
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karizma9292: After almost 25 days am logging into Tbhp, Good to see you Rebuild tread. All the best for your rebuild .

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karizma9292: After almost 25 days am logging into Tbhp, Good to see you Rebuild tread. All the best for your rebuild .

Krishna Thanthri

Thanks bro . Any updates on your marvelous gypsy .
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Old 7th December 2010, 10:38   #19
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Hi , the engine which i had got has been sent back for a G16B as the G15A is -ve fit

Meanwhile the body work has started and also bought wheels and tyres for the gypsy. (FORCEUM 235/75-R15 on 8.5J wheels)

Rebuild of a '91 Gypsy into a good offroader-p061210_12.22.jpg

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Nice wheels but why do you want to put them on when the build is happening, chances of damage are more and then things like paint over spray. Remove them and store them safe.
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It shd be in there for the sake of us viewers/pics.

How much you paid for those tyres each? And source? Bangalore? Are they easily available?
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Nice wheels but why do you want to put them on when the build is happening, chances of damage are more and then things like paint over spray. Remove them and store them safe.
Thanks you sir , after i bought it i badly wanted to see how they look with the vehicle , so just put one in the front and one in the back just for the sake of a pic . Now they are safely kept in my showrooms's godown .

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It shd be in there for the sake of us viewers/pics.

How much you paid for those tyres each? And source? Bangalore? Are they easily available?
Buddy you are right , just for the viewers . Yeah they are available in Balaji tyres , J.C.Road (opposite MRF) , Bought it for 6k each .
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All the best for your rebuild. Where (which workshop) are you getting this work done, if I may ask?
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All the best for your rebuild. Where (which workshop) are you getting this work done, if I may ask?

Thank you . Body work is being done by a friend of mine who owns a garage in Saraki . Engine work will be done in another garage called LCK near double road
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Re: Rebuild of a 88 Gypsy into a good offroader

sorry baba,
i for some reasons dont get p.m's
first of all dont get your gearbox and engine mated at a lathe shop
theres an easier way to do it, and will take only 20 minutes.
you can use that spare time in designing proper engine mounts
ill send you pictures of mine
again im sorry if i did not reply to your previous p.m's if you did send them
you can directly contact me(Allan 09833884020) , ill guide you regarding the mating and any other help need
be advised: your getting into fun territory and be prepared to loose some of your hair over the wiring
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Re: Rebuild of a 88 Gypsy into a good offroader

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Thanks bro . Any updates on your marvelous gypsy .
I didnt even wash my gypsy since two months. Very busy with my New lodge opening on 10th Dec.
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Old 9th December 2010, 10:43   #27
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Re: Rebuild of a 88 Gypsy into a good offroader

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sorry baba,
i for some reasons dont get p.m's
first of all dont get your gearbox and engine mated at a lathe shop
theres an easier way to do it, and will take only 20 minutes.
you can use that spare time in designing proper engine mounts
ill send you pictures of mine
again im sorry if i did not reply to your previous p.m's if you did send them
you can directly contact me(Allan 09833884020) , ill guide you regarding the mating and any other help need
be advised: your getting into fun territory and be prepared to loose some of your hair over the wiring
No prob Allan , ok cool send me the pics , heres my mail ID (sugan_yamaha@yahoo.co.in) . Allan you are too kind dude.

HAhahaha thats funny because im worried about my bro as now itself he does not have hair on his head.

Thanks for the help

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I didnt even wash my gypsy since two months. Very busy with my New lodge opening on 10th Dec.
Oh man thats good of the new lodge opening and feel bad about your gypsy which has'nt taken bath for 2 months
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Re: Rebuild of a 88 Gypsy into a good offroader

Sugan - can you share details of where you bought the tires and at what price? You can PM me if you like.

Allan and I are hunting for decent MT tires and the sooner I get my own set...the sooner he gets his own tires and wheels back
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Sugan - can you share details of where you bought the tires and at what price? You can PM me if you like.

Allan and I are hunting for decent MT tires and the sooner I get my own set...the sooner he gets his own tires and wheels back
i know im a bit guilty here guru,
but if you read this thread well,
you will see that he has already mentioned where he got the tires from and for how much
my gypsy is on stands cause of you
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Re: Rebuild of a 88 Gypsy into a good offroader

The alloys look pretty neat , how much did you pay for them? I'm in the rebuild process of my 1.0 carb and would soon need to get a set of tyres and alloys for the same.

You can PM me the details if you wish
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