Take a look at the following. Go to BikeBandit.com Click on OEM parts for Honda. Select 1975 CB750F, go to the parts breakdown for the, Valve, cam chain tensioner, Items # 8 and 13. Its been so long since I've worked on either a 600 or 750 that I can't remeber dimensions but it might be worth looking at plus they are still available as far as I know.
Al Loring
71 coupe
Cam Chain tensioner.
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lyletrudell
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Re: Cam Chain tensioner.
Al, good find!
We need to get to the Honda parts store and take some dial calipers.
I don't have my engine totally apart yet.
Does any one have NOS cam chain roller dimensions?
Our best and cheapest solution would be to modify a mass produced part that is close to what we need.
Lyle
We need to get to the Honda parts store and take some dial calipers.
I don't have my engine totally apart yet.
Does any one have NOS cam chain roller dimensions?
Our best and cheapest solution would be to modify a mass produced part that is close to what we need.
Lyle
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> Take a look at the following.� Go to BikeBandit.com Click on OEM parts for Honda. Select 1975 CB750F, go to the parts breakdown for the, Valve, cam chain tensioner,�Items # 8 and 13. Its been so long since I've worked on�either a 600 or 750�that I can't remeber dimensions but it might be worth looking at plus�they are�still available as far as I know.
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> Al Loring
> 71 coupe